Lawsuit: Man claims he was kicked out of Morristown bar for wearing turban
Justice Fitzgerald says he was kicked out because he is Muslim. A spokesperson for the bar says Fitzgerald assaulted staff members.
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6ds agoA Muslim man has filed a lawsuit against the owner of a Morristown bar, claiming he was forcibly removed from the establishment for wearing a turban.
Justice Fitzgerald says the incident happened on June 22 at the Homestead Bar and Kitchen. The Parsippany resident says a manager and worker slammed him into a wall, causing a laceration on his right elbow and a burst blood vessel in his right eye.
A spokesperson for the restaurant denies the allegation and claims that Fitzgerald assaulted staff members before being removed from the bar.
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