A suit filed in New Jersey state court claims that two customers of Indian descent were called “terrorists,” accused of seeking a dental hygiene product to make explosives by a CVS store employee, and ultimately escorted from the store by local police.
According to the suit, Julius Trinidade and his wife, Esme, visited the CVS on Route 73 in Marlton on Oct. 17, 2014, and asked for ammonium alum, a powder that their dentist recommended for oral hygiene.
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