>> This Karen racially profiled a Walmart customer, and accused him of stealing her
son's phone. >> Follow me
outside the store. >> We have a racially
profile, and Karen in the wild, y'all. >> I'm in the store.
>> She began following him throughout the property.
>> I'm a married man dealing with this woman irate.
>> She even took it as far as complaining to a store manager.
>> You hear the captions, she gets Walmart employees involved in her botched investigation.
>> That's not my fault but being racially profiled, that's gonna be hers.
>> When we were in the parking I was like right there, but I can't.
>> And this is the moment she realized she up. >> She accused me.
>> She sees her kid walking back with his phone. >> So, the crime she thought her fellow American
committed actually wasn't a crime at all. >>
No I can't feel my safety there. >> I understand.
>> When she racially profiled me. Her son found the phone. Her son found it was in the car.
>> Her kid left the phone in the car all along. >> Her son found it.
>> And as you could see from the caption again in short. Well, boom goes the dynamite.
>> In the car. >> So now I'm going to
press charges ma'am, may I have your name please may have your name please ma'am.
>> No >> No.
>> She tells the man she accused of stealing her son's phone. To go f himself,
lovely. >> Okay, that's okay I guess
>> And instead of apologizing he tells him to go f himself.
>> This Amy Cooper Clone is unapologetic while the man she accused is beyond calm which is also just
beyond sad. According to the Twitter detectives this occurred in Moreno Valley, California. Again,
she accused a black man of stealing her son's phone when he left it in the freaking car.
Here's the thing, though, we do have an update in this saga. Complex news printed Walmart,
Karen is seen wearing a Kaiser Permanente shirt, a company that deems itself. One of America's
leading health care providers, and not for profit health plans in the video. And the company has now
responded they responded to the tweet featuring the video with thank you for sharing this.
This video has been brought to our attention and we are actively investigating it. The conduct in
this video does not in any way reflect the views or beliefs of Kaiser Permanente. The
victim you Ya'Shear Bryant posted the video on his social media. From there many picked
up the encounter, he said, I know I'm black with tattoos, so she automatically assumes I have it.
Brian then goes into further detail, she runs up to me and says, excuse me, you have my son's
phone. I pull my phone out and tell her I do not. The reason I'm not leaving is because
I don't have the phone. That's why I'm not leaving. The woman is heard telling Bryant,
that they're going to fix this and wait for the police to arrive.
He then asked her what she will do once she realizes he never had the phone.
What do I get? Just an apology? Sure, the woman responds. As we saw from the video,
he never received it. Instead he received a go f yourself from the alleged Kaiser employee. Seconds
later Bryant starts walking towards his car, but the woman blocks his path saying the phone's
location marks that you're here and demanding that he stay there until he gives the phone back.
Moments later the woman son walks into the frame with the missing phone in hand.
Bryant told Cali.Fm he intends to file a police report against the woman and has
already been contacted by a discrimination attorney. Here's the thing though.
He needs your help, after all legal fees are not cheap.
So Bryant's wife started a gofundme to take action against what appears to be the Kaiser Karen. Their
goal is to raise $10,000 and if you can help out Mr. Bryant in his fight against a racist resident.