Discovery Bay 'Karen’ Reveals Her True Form After Falsely Accusing A Black Family Dog For Attacking Her Dog -

ANOTHER DAY IN AMERICA A viral video of Discovery Bay ‘Karen’ shows an old Caucasian woman harassing a black family with her taser in her hand because she accuses their dog for attacking her dog. In the two videos posted on Twitter by Jariell, you can obviously see another example of racism in Discover Bay, California. Jariell shared how uncomfortable she is in living in neighborhood when she uploaded these videos. How can you blame her after watching these two clips? “I am TIRED of living this way. I am TIRED of passive aggressiveness. I am TIRED of the fake smiles. I am TIRED that I don’t feel safe in a house that I’ve lived in for 10+ years cause of the color of my skin,” she wrote. The first clip starts off with footage, from the doorbell, showing Jariell’s brother arguing with the neighbor, telling her to get off his property. “I’m going to call the police,” the woman responds before he explains to her that he has got everything on camera and would be happy to show the cops the video footage. The woman then tells Jariell’s brother that she “doesn’t want to see” their dog outside while showing off her taser in her left hand. He responds by saying that his dog did not do anything wrong and asks her to leave the property. The woman then goes on a racist soliloquy saying: “You’re a black person in a white neighborhood and you’re acting like one. Why don’t you act like a white person in a white neighborhood?” Jariell then intervenes and asks the neighbor why she is yelling and being “disrespectful” on their property. At this point, Jariell starts recording with her cellphone as the woman then falsely claims that their pitbull attacked her “small little dog.” “He didn’t attack the dog,” Jariell’s brother says to her, before adding that he has everything on camera. In the beginning of the second video, you can clearly her Discover Bay ‘Karen’ say, “you guys are acting like black people,” the woman can be heard saying. “I was raised in Oklahoma City where there were tons of black people.” “We’re acting like what?” Jariell asks the woman to repeat what she just said. “You’re acting like people that aren’t normal,” the neighbor replied before reiterating that their her “little” dog was attacked by their pitbull. Jariell’s brother once again relays to the woman that their dog did not attack her pet before pointing out to the woman that he saw her petting their dog. “You’re going to hell because I’m going to sue the hell out of you, both of you,” the woman says before the clip cuts to security camera footage showing the moment the neighbor claims she was attacked by the pitbull. The end of the second video there is a clip that shows the woman asking Jariell’s nephew, who is walking the pet, its name before petting their dog. “You’re a good dog,” she can be heard saying to the pooch.