Watch a white CVS manager call the police on a black woman after accusing her of trying to use a fake coupon

In a video and commentary uploaded to Facebook, a Chicago black woman claims she was attempting to use a manufacturer's coupon at a local CVS store only to have a manager call the police on her after claiming the coupon was fraudulent.

According to Camilla Hudson, "So, THIS just happened: I had the police called on me for attempting to use a coupon @ the CVS Pharmacy located at 6150 N. Broadway in Chicago! I stopped in to make a purchase using a coupon mailed to me by the product manufacturer, as replacement for problematic/defective product. The manager on duty said that he’d never seen a coupon like the one I had and said that he thought it was fraudulent."

Hudson explained that the employee became agitated when she asked for his name and title which is when she pulled out her phone to tape the rest of the encounter.

In the video, another store manager can be seen talking on the phone to the police as his hand shakes while she films him, with the CVS employee telling the dispatcher she is an "African-American," causing her to interrupt and say, "I'm black -- black isn't a bad word," and that she will wait for the police to arrive.

According to Hudson, "I had ZERO concerns about the police being called. Apparently, they’d hung up on him the first time he called, so he had to call them back a second time, telling the 911 dispatcher that I was harassing them (which I have on video). Three tactical unit officers arrived and, after some conversation and documenting their names, badge numbers, etc., I eventually left the store."

"Needless to say, this is far from over. Life in these United States. Aargh," she concluded.

You can watch the video (which was taken down by Facebook) below: