#keyonharrod

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"In a phone interview with CNN on Tuesday, the woman said she asked another person in the lobby of the #Arlo Hotel in #SoHo to “empty their pocket” before she began to confront #jazz musician #KeyonHarrod’s 14-year-old son about her missing phone. That’s when everything got a little bit more serious,” the woman said, according to the outlet. #CNN withheld the woman’s name “because she said she has concerns for her safety unrelated to this incident.” The woman went on to provide a “rambling” explanation of what happened that day, the outlet reported. She did say she was worried about the charges she may face in connection with the incident. “Of course I worry,” she told the outlet. “That’s not who I am. I actually… try very hard to make sure that I am always doing the right thing.” The woman said the #NYPD has yet to contact her, despite the fact that the department’s Chief of Detectives said she will likely be charged with assault in connection with the altercation." Look at how @cnn and @nypd have provided a wall of protection around this aggressive and dangerous criminal. Look at how she freely admits she told people to "empty their pockets." Imagine a black man accosting hotel guests telling them to "empty their pockets" and the manager helped then #cnn said they couldn't tell you who he was cause he had a warrant and nypd tried waiting for yall to stop caring so they wouldn't have to arrest him. They never cancel their own, but as long as they let #DonLemon be sassy y'all think that's your allies. #sillyKids https://www.instagram.com/p/CJlw1uYD9ia/?igshid=13rfrsz7ko2y3