Domino’s Pizza complaint: Harrased, Threatened and called name by employee

Hi,
Approximatley 7:05 PM on May 24th 2021, I entered the Domino location in Raritan, NJ to pick up my two medium pizzas. When the employee behind the counter asked me what my name was I replied with my name. However, he could’nt hear me due to the mask that I am forced to wear to enter your store. I then pulled my mask down and stated my name so he could hear what I was saying. He then proceeded to tell me to put my mask up over my mouth. I then told him that he coul’nt hear me with the mask on and I’m not going to talk with a mask that blocks my verbal communication.
When I paid him he rudely gave me my change back by placing in the counter and shoving it at me across the counter. I then said that’s how you treat customers and called him a maskhole. He the proceeded to tell me to F myself.
After hearing that it compelled me to push an empy box of the counter and return the same comment to him. He then aggresivey came from around the counter and approached me as if he were going to hit me and I felt threatened at that point. He followed me outside and then took a picture of my license plate.
He then had the nerve to call the police which I was going to do anyway. The police came and took a report and listed me as the victim in the report. The store manager told the police that I can’t come to the store anymore which I had no intention anyway and will never spend my money at another Domino again.
I don’t have the name of this person but they were male, very short approximatley 5′ 3, with brown hair. I’m concidering pressing harrasment charges as the police officer informed me that I could.
The way I was treated is disgusting. Not only that, but Domino requires customers to wear a mask which is authorized under an emergency use authorization under the FDA which means it’s an expeirimental product. It is prohibited by federal law to mandate or require a product under an EUA. 21 U.S. Code 360bbb-3. It must require informed consent. The NJ Governors executive orders do not supersede Federal Law. So Domino Pizza is violating federal law.