Police called to mall as white woman is filmed chasing Black woman around Victoria's Secret

[Judi Lynn]

Updated 11:14 AM; Today 6:39 AM

By Anthony G. Attrino | NJ Advance Media for NJ.com
Police in Essex County, N.J., were called to the Mall at Short Hills after a Black woman recorded video on her phone of a white woman she says tried to attack her and chased her around a store.

In the video that went viral on social media, the white woman appears to take a swipe at someone until she notices she’s being recorded.

Ijeoma Ukenta, 38, of Newark, says in the video that she started recording after the woman chased her around Victoria’s Secret. Ukenta, who is Black, later told police that the other woman tried to strike her.

“She chased me around the store and tried to attack me twice,” Ukenta says in one of several videos posted to Twitter and YouTube.

“I didn’t try to hit you. Please don’t record me. Don’t record me!” the white woman pleads on the video, her outstretched palm shielding her face.

As Ukenta keeps recording, the other woman complains loudly to store employees that the recording of her violates her rights. “She’s recorded my mental breakdown,” the woman says after she drops to a squatting position.

More:
https://www.pennlive.com/nation-world/2021/07/police-called-to-mall-as-white-woman-is-filmed-chasing-black-woman-around-victorias-secret.html

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Still photos taken from the video, found at google images:

https://tinyurl.com/yvpcww7e