RaceWay Gas Stations

Bad behaviors of Raceway store Merchants, representatives try to short change me. Raceways Gas station at Address: 18302 NW 7th Ave, Miami, FL 33169 and Miami Gardens officers.
If it happen to me it can happen to you- these type of in appropriates behaviors including disrespectful behaviors, and personal injuries. should not be happening, to a 64years old woman or any individuals for that matter.

I to this particular raceway at: 18302 NW 7th Ave, Miami Gardens, FL 33 169 location, which I purchased two snickers bar candy the store attendant told me that they're $1.25 each and two Red Bull's, buy one and one free for $4.27 and I gave the gas station working attendant, $30.00 and ask him to put in the rest of the money on gas pump five in order for me to get my gas, I should had received $23.23 in ⛽️ gas, what I really received was $21.97. I went back in the station without malice. Of course, I didn't see the needs to be upset, for my change of $1.27. It was a simple request.
I told the attending person the amount of gas I received, and I was back to retrieved the change from the thirty dollars, also, I stated, please can I have my receipt now, because I didn't get the receipt earlier. He immediately stated, "you want your receipt, (M-F an outburst of profanity towards me.) he pull out two pieces papers, right then he stated, you want your receipt now there is your receipt and roll up two piece paper and he throw it in the garage behind his self. I only presumed it was my receipt, although even if I want it, I wouldn't be able to get it. Because, the garage can is behind the thick plexiglass where he was standing.
At first I thought he was making inappropriate comments or jokes. Next, I asked, why are you behaving and talking to me in that manner? "I just want my receipt and change now and stop talking to me in such a provocative, disrespectful manner. Is this the way you short change your customers then become rude.
I am a dignified person in my own right, including a mother, neighbor, a friend and a resident of this community. I did not reserved that, and a matter of fact no-one deserved that behaviors especially a Costomers."
My thoughts at this time was he was a jerk and a ridiculous bad manner individual. which is rampant in that side of town and community by most Arab merchants.
When he stated, "here is one dollar now get your (M-F [censored] -profanity) out of the store. I immediately turned and stated, "I am going call the police, because you own me more than one dollars and I want every penny."
He replied, "I am calling the police now. "
I went to my car and called 911, before I could finish the call, two police drove up. I walked over to both officers, and asked if they were here about the dispute of my changes.
One of the police officers, Mr. J. Yanes, in an agitated, negative tone, said-"we were told that someone with Coronavirus was here, " I said "that could not be me. First and fore
most, I don't have any Coronavirus." Then the police officer, Mr. J. Yanes said, "Get away you Coronavirus." He repeated "Get away Coronavirus victim."
I than said, "Excuse me, you have your six feet, and I was expecting you as a civil servant to be neutral and listen to both sides of the incident without being inappropriate and making negative insults toward me. You're
escalate the situation by you instigating it. I am not asking you to be judge and jury, just to be professional and remain neutral."

Once I said that, he then asked me."How much does he owe you? I then said, ".27cent more." He open the police car trunk and was taking out some change to give to me. I Angella Lewis stated, "Why are you treating me in this way. I am a citizen of Miami Gardens. I Absolutely don't deserved this behaviors and treatment."
Right then the store attendant said, "Here is a other $1.00, " I took it although he only owes me .27cent more because he gave me a $1.00 early.
That when I said, "Please can I get a written report of this incident." Out of no where, Officer J. Yanes calmly said in a friendly tone, "Ok I will do the report."
Upon the switch in his demeanor, I became suspicious of the change. I quickly said, "If you don't mind, I really prefer Officer C. Romero write the report because of your earlier hostility towards me."
Before I could finish my thoughts, Officer C. Romero said, I will do the report.
In a low tone Officer J. Yanes said, "You came up to me cursing."
Instantly, I said, "Officer Romero did at any time, "Did I at any time curse at Officer Yanes?" Then "I said it loud enough that anyone within the confined distance of the gas station could hear me.
Office Romero responded, "At no time did I hear you behaved disrepectfully to him or me. Don't worry I will deal with him and the attendant inside the gas station. "