Woman Claims Racial Profiling After Being Falsely Accused Of Stealing From Pines H&M Store
A woman who says she was falsely accused of shoplifting at the H&M store at Pembroke Lakes Mall is still in tears over an incident she calls racial profiling.
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A woman who says she was falsely accused of shoplifting at the H&M store at Pembroke Lakes Mall is still in tears over an incident she calls racial profiling.
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