Woman caught on camera using racial slur against shopper
MIAMI — A Florida woman says her grocery cart got bumped, then she got bumped, with a lot of hatred.
She recorded the incident in the Brickell neighborhood of Miami.
"Why don't you call me (bleeped out) again. Why don't you call me (bleeped out) again."
Nickiea Johnson shot this viral video on her cellphone inside the Brickell Publix after she says the woman in the video called her the n-word in the checkout line.
"So I came to Publix to get some dog food and I was actually standing in line to check out when I felt a cart bump me. So I turned around and I was like 'you know the nice thing to do would be to say excuse me.' And she was like 'for what?' And I was like 'because you hit me.' And she was like '(bleeped out) you you (bleeped out.) And that was it."
That's when Nickiea followed the woman and started recording.
"Call me a (bleeped out) again."
"I don't have to call you, get away from me, I called security and there are surveillance of you."
"Never call me a (bleeped out) again."
"Away from me!!!!!!"
The video continues and the woman does say the n-word.
"OK. Call the cops! Yeah. Please call them."
And as she walks away, the woman says something else offensive.
"Stop following me."
"I'm leaving the store baby."
"Good grief! Go back to Harlem!" "I'm not in Harlem, I'm not even from Harlem."
"I'm not from Harlem. I'm actually from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania and I live in Miami, Florida and I've relocated here for a better life for me and my kids."
Nickiea posted the video to Instagram where it already has thousands of views and comments.
"I felt humiliated and insulted. I just pray for her and I pray for her and I pray for any children that she is raising with their mindset."
After recording the cellphone video, Johnson said she left the grocery store and did not see the woman again.
She's hoping to use the experience as an important lesson for her two sons.
