Posted on 10/16/2018 11:33:08 PM PDT by conservative98
A white woman called the cops on a black father at his child’s soccer game — claiming he yelled at the referee, when he was actually just cheering on his son, according to local reports.
Two other women who were at the teen match in Ponte Vedro, Fla., over the weekend took videos and posted about the incident on Facebook — uploading images of the field marshal who called the police, showing her sitting in a blue golfcart with a phone to her ear and nicknaming her “Golfcart Gail.”
“A parent at my son’s soccer game had the police called on him for cheering for his son during the game,” posted Ginger Galore Williams, with the header “Soccer While Black.”
The unnamed dad had yelled “The ref is right!” when he saw his kid was frustrated by a call, but “Golfcart Gail” took offense, Williams said.
“[She] decided to spring into action and rapidly approach this parent and remind him that harassment would not be tolerated. He informed her that he was only speaking to his son,” Williams posted.
The dad offered to leave with his wife to avoid a scene, but “Golfcart Gail” informed him she was calling the cops “because she no longer felt safe with his threatening behavior,” according to Williams.
“This man was peacefully leaving his own son’s soccer game to avoid exactly this situation,” wrote Williams. “Shame on you Golfcart Gail for what you did to this man and to the children who had to see this.
(Excerpt) Read more at nypost.com ...
"The incident is the latest in a long series of videos posted to social media showing white women — “BBQ Betty,” “Permit Patty,” “Cornerstore Caroline” — calling the cops on black people over seemingly mundane acts."
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Take the cell phones away from these #metoo witches!
Cut down on the percodan.
I gay-run-tee these ladies are all Demoncrats.
She's as much of a busy body as Golfcart Gail.
Of course.
how many are liberals and how much are they being paid to create a negative image of wytwemen? We never heard of this stuff going on 12 years ago.
This situation looks ridiculous. Glad the man was able to explain to the police.
However, many people of all backgrounds encounter this nonsense.
And some people of all backgrounds call the police for silly reasons.
You got that right!! On both sides I'm thinking?
Three minutes of simple observation by the LEO might be in order. Asking for identification when there is no observed behavior which might endanger? Not so sure.
She needs to ditch the golf cart and do some more walking.
Yes, I am wondering how many of these "incidents," are staged, to make white people look bad? Fake hate crimes?
Fat bitch
Women desiring to use 911 on any man they deem to be bad.
They think they are everyones chaperones, moms, wonderwomen, and goddesses. Gynosociety tells them they can do no wrong and men are always evil and they must stop them.
Entrapment.
Staged.
See? White Republicans are racist.
This proves it.
Ponte Vedra Beach is an unincorporated seaside community in St. Johns County.
I used to live north of this town.
It is unlikely this was staged, the women comes off looking much worse than the gentleman involved.
I would argue that there are two reasons we never heard about this stuff 12 years ago:
1) People were much less likely to call the police over trivia.
2) People did not constantly post everything online.
The use of technology allows us to omit prior consideration of actions and thought. People are now much more likely to react without thinking, both about a proper response, or about the consequences of an action.
The dad is correct too - in youth soccer, the ref is always right! (Even when they are wrong.) The poor calls of a ref are the same as the poor conditions of the field or a great opponent - it is all part of the game.
I’m sure the dad will be able to use this to teach his son a lesson about crazy people too.
Looks like the dad is having his Kavanaugh moment...
yes, yes she does. That was my 1st thought.
Also, I think the prevalence of technology now allows people to think "would I want the actions I'm about to take be on the internet?" Some people are too stupid to realize there's almost always a camera on them, though.
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