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Milano Employee Who Frisked Forest Whitaker Fired

By Bwog Staff on Feb 19, 2013 23 Comments

According to DNAinfo.com, representatives of Milano Market have apologized for Forest Whitaker’s unwarranted frisking,  and fired the responsible employee. They also stated that they do not believe the employee was racially motivated in his frisking. Whitaker had refrained from reporting the incident to the police because he didn’t want to employee to lose his job. […]

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