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Guy Calls Cops On Indigenous TikToker After Accusing Her Of Trying To Steal Her Own Car

Guy Calls Cops On Indigenous TikToker After Accusing Her Of Trying To Steal Her Own Car
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A White man called the cops on an Indigenous woman because he thought she was trying to steal her own car from a parking lot.

A video of the incident was posted in a TikTok video that went viral with over 2 million views.


The woman—19-year-old Canadian TikToker Taniah Swampy—filmed the man standing by her car as he was on the phone and waiting for the police to show.

Swampy wrote in the video's caption:

" Racism needs to stop man!! Waste of our time having to wait for the cops just to tell us we're good to leave."
@taniahswampy

Racism needs to stop man!! Waste of our time having to wait for the cops just to tell us we’re good to leave.

Although the video did not show what prompted the man to call the authorities, Swampy explained:

"Man called the cops because he thought we were stealing from our own vehicle."

She also said the man's wife tried to convince her husband to leave the woman and her friends alone.

A second video showed what happened when the man found out the car belonged to her.

He remained on the line and claimed she hit his car in order to justify his call to the police.

At that point, after he made the false accusation, she was unable to leave the scene.


@taniahswampy

Part two. #fyp


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TikTokers expressed their frustrations after watching the videos.


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People had questions.

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Someone called out the type of person this man was.


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Users also felt sorry for the wife, who seemed annoyed by the ordeal her husband was causing.


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A third video showed the cops had arrived.

The responding officers allegedly told Swampy she and her friends had to wait until the man and his wife left the parking lot first.

"Basically all the drama for nothing," she wrote in the caption.


@taniahswampy

Part 3/final. This is all I got before my phone died, basically all the drama for nothing. These boys were 16 and up that got accused! #fyp #racism


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When a commenter asked if the man at least apologized to her, she replied, "Nope."

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