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Woman falsely claims Black man threatened life in Central Park

  • May 25, 2020
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Another day, another instance of the “Karen” jumping out of a white woman and this time one falsely claimed that an “African-American man” threatened her life over a dog in New York’s Central Park.

On Monday, a video went viral of a woman apparently identified as Amy Cooper interacting with a Black man over the Memorial Day weekend while in New York’s Central Park.

Cooper then threatened that she would call the police and report that the Black man was threatening her life.

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The viral clip showed that Cooper then backed away from the man and made good on her threat to weaponize the police against the Black man.

“There’s a man, an African-American, he’s recording and threatening me and my dog,” Cooper said.

Source: theGrio

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