Disabled Army veteran thrown out of Subway restaurant by Muslim manager because he had a service dog with him

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FEDERAL LAW IS VERY CLEAR: Dogs are recognized as service animals and all businesses open to the public, including restaurants, must allow them in. But a U.S. Army veteran, Richard Hunter, says a Subway restaurant in Paterson, New Jersey owned by Muslims who are notorious dog haters,blatantly ignored the law, and kicked him out because of the dog.The sign on the door seemingly said it all: “Service animals are welcome,” but Hunter claims the Muslim manager, later identified as Mitul Ahmed, a Muslim, said something very different. “I may have been holding the door when he first said something. He said, ‘The dog is not allowed in here. Get the dog out of here,'” Hunter said.   More with video @ Bare Naked Islam

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