An African-American man from New Jersey claims he was falsely accused of theft and arrested when he tried to exchange his broken iPad at an Apple Store in Berkeley, Calif.
In a suit filed in federal court in Newark, Terrell Gray says the store’s action was part of a pattern and practice of racial profiling of nonwhite customers. The city of Berkeley and its police department are also named as defendants.
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