He also apologized to those who witnessed the incident, his staff, other business owners in the area and Detroit residents. 'I take full responsibility for my actions, and want to convey regret for my gross and despicable behavior during the course of my argument with Mr.

Wednesday and apologized, calling his actions 'unconscionable, offensive and disrespectful.' Police arrested Stanzler for simple assault. Franklin said it was 'outrageously disgusting behavior and completely unnecessary.' Maxyne Franklin said members of her group were moving their cars during the incident. Mission told Stanzler to speak to the building owner, and Stanzler responded by making an offensive hand gesture and spitting on Mission's face. Stanzler asked Mission to stop people from parking near his business, which sells antiques and Michigan wares. owner Stanzler grew disgruntled over some participants parking on his property. Ibrahim Mission was providing security at the event when Detroit Mercantile Co. The incident happened Tuesday during a parking dispute at a social justice gathering. “As a result, we have discontinued our relationship with the Detroit Mercantile.” Carhartt will not tolerate the offensive behavior recently demonstrated by the store’s owner,” a statement to WXYZ said. “We expect our retailers to conduct themselves in accordance with our values, including respect for others.

Dearborn-based Carhartt will no longer sell its workwear at Detroit Mercantile after a video posted to Facebook showed owner Robert Stanzler spitting on a young black man’s face.

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