Kenneth Pilon, 62, was accused of calling nine Starbucks stores in Michigan and telling the employees answering his calls to relay racial threats to Starbucks employees wearing Black Lives Matter T-shirts in 2020.
DETROIT (AP) — A judge sentenced a Michigan man to 10 months in prison Wednesday after he today!
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