And then she didn't even apologize after creating a scene and scratching people. I would want an apology with the same energy she had when making the accusation.
This is why I would never get into a confrontation with anyone in public. Even if I thought it was my phone I would just report it lost to my carrier and move on. The internet is the literal worst.
why u want to identify that woman, just because she lost her phone and panicked around and saw that guy with phone that looked like hers and just wanted to see if its hers or not. I think guy should have just shown his phone and free her from stress, rather creating fuss around.
@@pleasesubscribemychannelno7750 if someone would come up to me accusing me of phone theft i would not film the incident and i would just show her that the phone is mine. If that is slow in your opinion than your are pretty dumb.
@@ShakinFit that’s not the point brother, they had just came down stairs from their room. The phone was his and in a phone case. You feel like you have to prove your innocence but if you legit just got off an elevator and some crazy lady said you stole her phone why would you have to prove anything when you’ve never even been in contact with her. If you’ve never been profiled before I guess you wouldn’t understand. Showing her your phone would do what exactly? How do you prove it ? It’s already in a different case so she could easily say you changed my background and Lock Screen! You changed my password and put all your contacts in my phone!! She was wrong in every sense of the situation he had nothing to prove to her. The woman was sad and deranged.
Truth be told, she woulda caught a beat down for touching a child, but ain't no way cops are letting mom go without handcuffs and given that nothing was done about her grabbing this kid here, the clip would've been her shrieking about a busted lip while mom is arrested for assault.
This is their is life. Many have been lost. Wrong place not allowed in this hotel. An upper manhattan hotel. I'm always amazed when anyone says to each other: Get a life. As we all are using our life to respond by a comment?
It genuinely made me laugh out loud 😂. When you're so over the same b.s. happening and just have to tell ppl they have entirely too much free time. Like, go be busy somewhere else!
Right?! Tech wiz son of a well known jazz musician steals phone, cracks the lock code, turns off find my phone and puts on a case the exact right size. Instead of just, ya know, buying one.
Can't identify the woman? I'm sure someone will see this video and recognize her. Come on, don't be shy. Tell the whole world who this waste of air is. Edit: I found out her name, it is MIYA PONSETTO. She still doesn't genuinely feel bad for doing what she did.
The dad should have taken her life the second she got physical... WHY cant this happen to me?? God please send me 1 of these nuts so I can show black Americans how to deal with them
Honestly, I don't think this was discrimination, but a mistake on the cell phone owners part. She could have accused anyone. Just because he was black doesn't make it a racial issue.
@@danieldavis3035 That's ALWAYS the excuse when white people harass blacks smh all u racist sound alike.. u people will call the cops on a black 7 yr old selling lemonade.. SO ODD
@@danieldavis3035 but the way she came about it made it seem like it was discriminatory, she came up to a random young black man and just accuse him of steal her iPhone no proof no nothing ,and the fact that she's singled him out out of all the people in that hotel room
Many video that i watch on youtube is many people just start recording than proving. Recording and gone viral and end up racism if victim is black or asian. Just show the phone and it will be no drama. I am asian and oneday cop ask for ID and i just show it and everythings fine but some people just arguing with cop about they right and bla.. bla and start recording and end up with racism
@@2MeterLP I think they probably would have done that but considering how confrontational and violent the woman was being and how unhelpful the hotel staff were being I don't think the teen and his dad wanted to stay there another second.
@@teadora99 How is 20 seconds of proving that the bag/pants/phone be that much of a trouble? I mean, if I'm the manager. Guys not wanting to show their bags by a third party on an alleged crime to easily de-escalate is fishy. Chase the one who runs from the crime scene as they say. And the girl is just panicking/not thinking straight when she realized the phone is lost and immediately blames the nearest person (that just happen to be black men?) She's only violent/confrontational because the two doesn't want to show the bag/phone. Again, like he said. 20 seconds of de-escalation via a third party (manager) vs not de-escalating is fishy. Not saying they aren't racist. But as they say to all alleged crimes regardless of race. innocent until proven guilty (ever heard of to kill a mockingbird? We don't cancel someone's life without proper/fair trial) All parties acted to each of their accord. Both are victims of panic. The manager is right to be suspicious why the 2 doesn't want to de-escalate by merely showing the phone and show pictures/data etc.
@@NicitoStaAna the manager also blamed them and didn't asked clamely for them to show that kind of proof without making them look bad from the start. Woman is panicked and blaming for no reason (maybe not just because they are black but because they are the first people she saw with the same iPhone near her at the moment she thought she lost it), father and son are annoyed with the disrespectful approach of the woman grabbing them and yelling at them that they are thieves. Of course the woman didn't act in a respectful way that could have solved the problem without all that conflict, and the family wouldn't like to stay near her for more time, but the manager should be the third person to calm the two parties down, to calm their business' costumers down. A good manager should have done that, he didn't think of this at the moment probably and the outcome of the situation was the two parties not cooperating to solve the misunderstanding politely due to negative feelings at the moment.
you do know not only blacks get missunderstood for stealing right? the title proves how racist this channel is. this blackkk teen and that black teen that whatever. couldnt say a teen got accused. too hard to not put black on news these days
@@lights473 Why didn't she say it was the managers fault then? Or anyone else in the vicinity? Literally all these people and she points her finger at a dude that's with his father. Also, if she lost it she could've easily used Find My iPhone or asked to use someone else's phone to call her phone. Why go and purposely blame someone for taking her phone when she obviously lost it and it was her fault in the first place? Your logic and hers make absolutely zero sense
@@giselle_kvm my logic is that you don't know what goes on in people's brains and thus you have no authority to judge what their intentions are. If she made a mistake then she made a mistake. That's it. Period. Move on
@@lights473 No, a mistake is losing your phone. Accosting someone and blaming them and falsely claiming that they stole it is a whole other thing, not a "mistake".
I'm pretty certain that the Contact list would have been a pretty good way for the boy to show it was his phone. And depending on how old the iphone was, Facial Recognition, would have also been a pretty good way to proof that also. Can't unlock a phone if it doesn't recognise your face :)
@@daveh4461 The thing is sir. The kid doesn't have to do that. Its his right not to show personal information. One can easily just say "you hacked it so the saved face/pw has been changed". There is no reasoning witk Karens
@@yaaninja ive dealt with these kind people...even if you show them your password and every inch of your phone they would still feel entitled to "search" you for proof
Different video she said she's 22 and Puerto Rican, not sure what the latter has to do with anything but the former means she admits to being an adult who assaulted a kid on camera
What kills me is that he probably had it out and was using it for her to see it in the first place and then decides to attack him. As if a thief steals something and starts using it in front of the victim. Genius.
You don't know enough about her story. You're getting your info from NowThis, a biased left wing source. You don't know the situation of both sides. This could have been an honest mistake
@@lights473 an honest mistake? This story is all over the internet with video proof backing it up and her phone was in an Uber miles away. What does have to do with left or right?
And yes she needs to be brought out and dealt with because accusing anyone of theft hysterically in public like that is wrong. Observers not knowing the context are going to wrongly side with her and worsen this situation. She needs charges filed against her.
The hotel manager sided with a former guest instead of a present guest! First question when did you first realize your phone was missing? Where were you when you realize your phone was missing! By back tracking she may have realized where she left the phone! The young man really does not have enough life experience for his position! He panicked because she was creating chaos!
@@Evangylo you made an assumption that she accused the black people of stealing simply because they're black without any evidence. You're doing the same thing she was doing, which is making assumptions and falsely accusing without evidence.
@@jasonlee7928 i didn't assumed anyone? The guy asked "What is this world becoming?" And i replied "White supremacists" not because I've assumed the girl was racist, it was because I was just answering a question.
"Take the case off! That's my phone!" Okay, so now, not only did he steal the phone, apparently her thought was that he stole it and just happened to have a case on hand that fit? 🤨 Whole thing is an embarrassment to both that awful woman and the hotel manager. They should be ashamed.
No man. She actually lost her phone. It was found later. She likely thought it was her phone. Coincidentally maybe same case or something. I would have panicked too. But, she did 2 things wrong: 1. Was not polite. 2. Didn't apologize in the aftermath.
@@japancine I can, I've been in that situation before. I lost my phone at 12am. I didn't realize until I was about to get on another bus. I was very upset, screaming, crying, panicking and worried that it was stolen or I dropped it because I was tired and couldn't remember. Do you know what I did? I got my friend to help me calm down. She called my number and used the Find My Phone app on her phone to locate it. And guess what? A polite man found it on the bus called us back and waited for us to collect it from him. There's no reason to act this way. All she had to do was locate her phone instead of accusing people of theft. In the amount of time she spent screaming and trying to tackle this boy, she could have found it and done what she needed to do
@@japancine In her shoes, I would have asked someone to dial my phone number. When his didn't ring or vibrate, I would've apologized. But never would I have made a public fool of myself over a replaceable inanimate object anyway. I'm only excitable in matters of life and death.
@@BoostedS650 Exempt from being critcized, you can't be serious. There is a child in this video being accosted and verbally assaulted. Y'all really live on the internet.
Keyon has a petition on his IG page. Please if you're in support of him go sign it, it only takes a second. Pretty sure they know who it is & will be taking her to court. He's posting updates on his feed in case anyone needs closure or wants to support the cause.
Shame on the manager for siding with her and not getting the whole story and shame on that girl for being privileged af and assaulting that man and his son. I hope he gets justice.
He didn't sided with her, though. He was trying to settle this situation. It all could've resorted real quickly if the guy took the phone cover off and show her it's not her phone. They don't have to but everyone was acting immature and like babies here.
@@aminesosa8676 Dude, you're really bad at recalling back events. What happened was that the girl accused his son of stealing her phone because it's the same iPhone and coincidentally have the same cover. She rudely asks him to show it to her and is reasonable if someone is 100% that, that's their phone but it's unreasonable to automatically think it's their phone just because it's the same type of phone that has the same cover. So, it's a reasonable response by an unreasonable conclusion. The son and the dad refused. The manager trying to resolve this issue asks the dad to just show it to her because that'd literally resolve the issue and not escalate it. The dad and the son tries to leave. The girl still thinking that's her phone and trying to make the run for it since the issue hasn't been solve grabs the kid and tries to grab the phone. So, the conclusion is the girl is stupid and unreasonable, the dad and the son doesn't know how to de-escalate a situation and the manager is the only one here being reasonable for trying to de-escalate a situation that can be de-escalated in a few seconds. What's up with people thinking you're either with A or you're with B when you can be not chosing any side and just trying to resolve an issue. Humans are always flawed at thinking and always likes duality. As if you always need to root for and boo someone in every situation. Try not to pick sides when there's an issue (unless you're a lawyer, I guess). It can help you get a better understanding and not be biased.
@@formerunsecretarygeneralba9536 The most logical explanation i have read throughout enduring a whole list of keyboard samaritans. Every situation is almost never one sided, most fires can be ended before it happens but recently people like to victimized themselves so easily. I salute you for taking the time to break it down. Unfortunately, there will always be some who has a sheep's brain to comprehend.
She even removed her mask before she got close. I wonder why. Could easily be charged with intentions agains health (not sure how you call it in the US).
What's most disturbing is the hotel manager can't identify this woman by name but can identify the real guests that he didn't protect! She wasn't even a guest at the hotel!
That’s probably why he can’t identify her...she wasn’t a guest whereas the guests info is most likely readily available since you know... they’re guests at the hotel.
@@pho3nixinflight on Shaun King’s post on Instagram , they found out that she was actually a guest at that same hotel, but she checked out a few days prior to this event and the hotel is just saying that they don’t know when they really do know
Her name is Miya Poncetti (sorry if the last name is incorrect I heard it in another video pronounced PAWN-SET-E), she was confronted by a photographer in california
Her name is spelt, something like this: 'R A C I S T' EDIT: HOLY MACARONI, TYSM FOR ALL THE LIKES, I UNDERSTAND WE ALL HAVE OUR OWN OPINIONS! *Also I'm just glad nobody was hurt honestly* :) pls stay safe guys
Why racist? She thought the kid had her phone, and we don't see or hear anything about race. You know where the race is unnecessarily mentioned? In the video title.
@@nwoDekaTsyawlA its racist bc u have to think about y she thought that particular boy had her phone. There were people going in and out of that lobby area and none of them looked like that boy and his father and I'm more than sure they also had iPhones yet without even realizing it her mind immediately told her that the black boy did it regardless of what she actually saw for all she knows the man that walks through the front door at the beginning of the vid could of had her phone
I read some comments somewhere that said "Why didn't he just show her the phone to prove it!?" Listen he owes her NOTHING. Not his time, not his conversation or his energy. Her ridiculous behavior has nothing to do with him and I wouldn't show her anything EVER. Batshit crazy Karen.
I saw those comments on Facebook and I don't think they gave him a chance to explain. The hotel manager was already demanding for the "return" of phone when she decided to clock the teen and his father. Hotel lost business on this one.
@@iron_recluse Yes! The manager wanted the phone as he pulled out the laptop to trace it. He thought he was helping when really he was enabling her erratic and baseless accusations.
I read articles on New York Times and New York Post where the specify the interaction. Keyon Harrold and his son were reportedly checking out the hotel after this incident because of the actions that took place. There are a bunch of people in that lobby I saw and she chose the son cause he has a phone. Lots of teenagers have phones these days.
@@SeyrenLA You're not understanding. It is not his job to shame her or prove anything. She is a complete stranger. He owes her absolutely nothing. Zero.
I so wanted Native Americans to show up to those Tea Party rallies, years ago, in full native dress with their own signs saying, "I WANT MY COUNTRY BACK!"
There are many more slick ways to check if it's the stolen phone or not. For example, say your phone is lost and ask permission to call with their phone. That woman is insane
He could of easily shown his photo reel tbh;and had it settled. When i lost my glasses in a hotel i showed the guy at the desk photosof me with it. Just to confirm to him
What if you realized you lost your phone and at that moment you see someone put a similar phone in their pocket? I dont mean to defend this seemingly racist lady but there is a small chance this happened
@@far-middle : For sure. I would be a bit angry too. But then also apologize a lot when realize I was wrong. And also quickly admit the the possibility of not my phone.
How many white people got out of the lift be for the father and son. There was on film white people walking past her with their phones a white guy in a blue jacket standing behind her. Yet she zooms in on them. Normal response is can you phone uber to see if I've left my phone? Everyone has done that. But no she's filmed puuling on the boys leg then falling backwards when the dad pulls him away. Then outside security she jumps on the 14 year old back. Pinning him to the ground. She wasn't scared. I wouldn't be interested in anything she had to say as she wasn't interested in apologising when she got her phone back from uber.
Black americans are poor victims always, it is not just at all. I am white ( more pink-white ) but when the police get me, I don't have the joker card, that is not right, it is racism !
@@acadityac I just recently got a Nokia 5.3 with Android 10 I'm still figuring out all the kinks to it but so far it's worked for what I've used it for.
She pretty much said: 'Show me proof that you're not the thief or else you did it.' Yes, that's how that works. Everyone is guilty until they prove they're innocent. And the manager just roles with it. Way to treat guests the same, Pal.
I actually want to hear more from the manager. Woman wants to take phone away, no calling it, no using Find My Phone (which the man suggested), no look at the cameras, I want it now.
@@sheerri yeah, I just realized that. Even worse. A non-guest walks in off the street and harasses someone actually staying in your business, under your care. And this is how it goes down? People say it has nothing to do with race, gender, age. C'mon, we see it time and time again. A male, black kid is probably the least believed individual when anyone of authority steps in. Especially when the accuser is a young, white female. And the prettier they are, the easier convinced and more they want to help them. It's unfair and offensive and it's also reality.
Who said she was ever in the Uber? The phone was there and could have been left by the teen as well as her. Or somebody else who found it or stole it. She should have somebody phone her own number while they were all there. If it rang in his pocket then she was right. If it doesn't or rings elsewhere then she should apologize. Cool heads, folk.
@P M for that, she Will have to said It first and then check it with phone, she even won't even call or using app to track the phone, it's a simple thing to do
@P M nope. I have ever accidentally left my phone in hotel lobby and i simply tell the hotel people my phone password to prove. Also if u are afraid they have your phone password you can always change it.
She should be prosecuted and the hotel manager should be fired. If that kid stole her phone why would he be using it right in front of her. Why not stick it in his pocket and play dumb.
The manager did nothing wrong (at least on the clip shown), he was clearly trying to de-escalate the situation. Trying to get the woman to SUFU (and stop agressivly moving towards the man and his kid, Unfortunately the father was also escalating the scene instead of just showing the manager that it was his sons phone (images, texts, etc).
She scratched him in the face she ran up and tackled him to the ground wrestling with him to get the poor 14-year-old boys iPhone she didn’t even apologize after she realize that she accidentally left her iPhone in an Uber and Uber driver was kind enough to return the phone to the hotel for her.
That hotel manager was trash. He never stopped the woman, he never proved the boys innocence. Instead he sided with the woman, he didn't de-esculate the situation. Even when she charged after the 14 boy.
You try getting between a Karen and an upset father. The manager was doing the best he could to de-escalate the situation but neither side was cooperating, granted the woman was way worst then the father (since had a real reason to be upset). He was only one man...
Please understand that someone is going to get hurt or worse. All the managers had to do was call her phone number and once it didn’t ring, the issue would have been solved. I guess common sense isn’t so common.
A lot of people have the latest iPhone ( it's a trend), it's just odd that she lost it in a Uber, got to her destination, reached in her pocket or whatever and realize it was missing. Panic sets in looks around for it and as soon as she saw a black kid with an iPhone said, "that's my phone you stole my phone."
I know. Why didn't she accuse him? And why did he side with her and she wasn't a guest. The young man and his dad were PAYING GUESTS! I hope his hotel goes out of business!
I didnt think he was being rude but he was absolutely profiling the black guests. Thing is, he probably wasn't even conscious of it. Makes you wonder what his reaction would have been had the situation been reversed.
Her level of determination is savagery...is unreal. I would love to know how she would have handled the situation if the young man’s father had not been there
So the young man that was being accused of stealing her phone, also conveniently had an empty iPhone case at the ready just incase he was lucky enough to steal a random one? She clearly said "take that case off"
So, in your logic, if someone has an empty Iphone case he is automatically a robber? It's more likely that she was trying to steal the kid's iphone, saying that it was her iphone, even with no proof
@All About Power thief's a slick but wouldn't think that far ahead this isn't a movie and he wasn't thinking omg one day imma find a phone that can fit in this case so I can say it was mine that would be way to thought out and unneeded
Dad clearly said "That's his case" Video mentioned where her phone actually was...but u know what would've been convenient for all parties? If ol' girl woulda just asked the manager to call her phone. Problem solved in 6 seconds....Instead, she felt it was more effective to come after a kid over talking to the parent. Plus, Who doesn't know the rule of "U dont confront the kid, u confront the parent"....
@@banana-uo3be nonononi you're getting it all wrong stop playing the victim again sigh. Hes not saying that if you have empty iPhone case it means your a robber, but if you were accused of being a robber for other reasons, which is probably what happened in the video, on top of having an iPhone case then theres a good chance that you are a robber
Yeah i totally stole that phone. Thats why it uses my fingerprint/face id, has my music apps etc. AAANNNDD: i just had this perfectly fitting phone case just there! I knew that would come in handy one day.
Woman falsely accuses teen of steeling her phone, don't see why race is even mentioned here, anyone, any age, any race, any gender falsely accused of something is terrible, stop labelling stuff.
i completely agree. I'd understand if her phone was lost and she found someone with a similar phone, in the same building and got suspicious. but this isn't a way to handle this situation. she's dead wrong.
@@tremendousyeet3467 did she mention that they are black or something that man can simply show the girl his phone the girl might be in his temper but the other people get that clear and they make the girl to understand rather than that man just make this a scene and added this racism and all...
@@karengargpatel4711 It is just a joke, don't be so toxic :( (Also my use "Karen" in the sentence is not as a name but as a adjective, go and do some research before u made this unnecessary comment)
You know, the 8 million times I've lost my phone I've never acused someone with a similar phone of stealing mine. I just use the "find my phone" thing and/or retrace my steps. Your phone is usually misplaced and/or returned. Not often is it just stolen. And if it is, you'll be more likely to find it being sold than used openly.
It's pretty much pointless to try to steal an iphone or try to use one that you didn't buy yourself.. I found an iphone recently and just waited til people called it and told them give me a finders fee.. Easy $20 bucks.
@@martinmetal7481 You know, you're right in saying people get judged for being white, just like people are judged for being black. The difference is, being judged for being white doesn't get you denied a job, harassed, arrested, or killed. You could spend your whole life oblivious to racial stereotyping because at the end of the day its not affecting your livelihood; I cannot, it is something that I must face whether I want to or not.
@@heather1506 Exactly. Wtf 😂 Why is it just black and white? Thank you for erasing the other people on this Earth. Where is the "inclusivity" here. That woman looks Asian.
“More could’ve been done” No. More SHOULD’VE been done, I get we can’t go back in time and fix it but seriously that manager did not handle things correctly
And then she didn't even apologize after creating a scene and scratching people. I would want an apology with the same energy she had when making the accusation.
And this would have been settled sooner and easier with a gun
@@watnw2411 What a stupid comment.
@@watnw2411 I don't think people would want another protest...
Ya I wouldn't want her apology but I want her to take one good slap for all the bs she caused then and there.
@@watnw2411 ok, but since your a liberal, you don't believe in guns. Short fight for you.
That woman stole my money, I can prove it: look in her purse. If there's money in there it's mine.
i SAW her take your money
I can't stop laughing! 😂😂
Lol 😂
OMG SAME LMAO
Bro 😂😂😂, that is money hack
Well at least she has her phone back and now she can watch herself on TH-cam for eternity
👌🤣 yes!!!
Haha😂
white people at it again
This is why I would never get into a confrontation with anyone in public. Even if I thought it was my phone I would just report it lost to my carrier and move on. The internet is the literal worst.
And the news too, her "friends" know who she is.
"The woman has not been identified"
Bruh, her identity is literally right there...
KAREN
Lol epic
are you sure?
Did they not say shes stayed in that Hotel how hard can that be?
Underrated
why u want to identify that woman, just because she lost her phone and panicked around and saw that guy with phone that looked like hers and just wanted to see if its hers or not. I think guy should have just shown his phone and free her from stress, rather creating fuss around.
"Prove to me that you did not steal my phone!"
Sorry lady, that's really not how it works...
"Prove to me that you lost your phone"😏
Its not how it works but if the dad woud have just showed her it would have avoided a big scene.
@@ShakinFit ur slow
@@pleasesubscribemychannelno7750 if someone would come up to me accusing me of phone theft i would not film the incident and i would just show her that the phone is mine.
If that is slow in your opinion than your are pretty dumb.
@@ShakinFit that’s not the point brother, they had just came down stairs from their room. The phone was his and in a phone case. You feel like you have to prove your innocence but if you legit just got off an elevator and some crazy lady said you stole her phone why would you have to prove anything when you’ve never even been in contact with her. If you’ve never been profiled before I guess you wouldn’t understand. Showing her your phone would do what exactly? How do you prove it ? It’s already in a different case so she could easily say you changed my background and Lock Screen! You changed my password and put all your contacts in my phone!! She was wrong in every sense of the situation he had nothing to prove to her. The woman was sad and deranged.
She’s really lucky she got his dad instead of his mom. Dealing with a man, who can’t fight her on camera, she got to walk away from abusing a child
Dude, if his mom was there she’d probably get KO’d with a purse
She abused a child.
Exactly, a mom would have jumped her like a lion. You don't touch anybody's kids without the mom consent!
Truth be told, she woulda caught a beat down for touching a child, but ain't no way cops are letting mom go without handcuffs and given that nothing was done about her grabbing this kid here, the clip would've been her shrieking about a busted lip while mom is arrested for assault.
My asian mother would have fought to death with her if she accused me like that
"No. You get a life." was such a spur-of-the-moment response and honestly hilariously accurate
This is their is life. Many have been lost. Wrong place not allowed in this hotel. An upper manhattan hotel. I'm always amazed when anyone says to each other: Get a life. As we all are using our life to respond by a comment?
@@observerobserver6040 define life first
It genuinely made me laugh out loud 😂. When you're so over the same b.s. happening and just have to tell ppl they have entirely too much free time. Like, go be busy somewhere else!
Literally all she had to do was ring her phone. 🤷🏼♀️
Yeah!
I believe I heard her say the phone was off(?)
@@Derthlin then they can politely ask they will call the phone and let others observe the phone of the son. If it rings then it is the stolen phone.
@@Nolra08 of course, I'm not siding with her, just replying the first person.
@@Derthlin she said find my iphone was off smh
"Get that case off that phone so I can prove it's mine!"
Dafuq?? He's walking around with a case that just happens to fit your phone?
THIS RIGHT HERE. That my whole thing. It should have ended there.
Simple logics 😅
I caught that too. Which lets me know she knew she was lying 🤥
Crazy ppl gotta crazy...she seems off her meds.
Right?! Tech wiz son of a well known jazz musician steals phone, cracks the lock code, turns off find my phone and puts on a case the exact right size. Instead of just, ya know, buying one.
If that's her iphone how is it unlocked then
EXACTLY!!!!!
She's too stupid to realise that.
And I oop-
Or call any number and said his name ?
It seems like blacks hand can unlock any type of iPhone
She would have left with hurt feelings after Yelling & tugging at my 14 yr old.
Feelings??? She wouldn't be alive if that was me.. That hotel would had to give out vouchers 😂😂 She would have met jesus if that was my kid
I suspect @TamTam meant hurt feelings and hurt spleen.
People that think everyone is a thief are generally thieves themselves.
Did you mean to say; she would've left with more than hurt feelings?
Right. smdh
Can't identify the woman? I'm sure someone will see this video and recognize her. Come on, don't be shy. Tell the whole world who this waste of air is.
Edit: I found out her name, it is MIYA PONSETTO. She still doesn't genuinely feel bad for doing what she did.
How did you find her name?
Look for other videos in TH-cam, she has such interesting life xD
you don't fight against discrimination with more discrimination. Just saying.
@@waterbottle3860 No one is discriminating her lol what
@@waterbottle3860 Miya is that you?
"In which country did this happen?"
said no one ever
Breath-taking land
The truth in this
Most probably "America"
@@kumarakhilesh2631 not most probably but racist Amerikkka....
Way too nice to her...., lay your hand on any of my children and i will arrange a meeting with whatever God you serve.....!!!
How dare she tried to take that young man's phone cuz her negligence about her own phone
The dad should have taken her life the second she got physical... WHY cant this happen to me?? God please send me 1 of these nuts so I can show black Americans how to deal with them
Honestly, I don't think this was discrimination, but a mistake on the cell phone owners part. She could have accused anyone. Just because he was black doesn't make it a racial issue.
@@danieldavis3035 That's ALWAYS the excuse when white people harass blacks smh all u racist sound alike.. u people will call the cops on a black 7 yr old selling lemonade.. SO ODD
@@danieldavis3035 but the way she came about it made it seem like it was discriminatory, she came up to a random young black man and just accuse him of steal her iPhone no proof no nothing ,and the fact that she's singled him out out of all the people in that hotel room
Many video that i watch on youtube is many people just start recording than proving. Recording and gone viral and end up racism if victim is black or asian. Just show the phone and it will be no drama. I am asian and oneday cop ask for ID and i just show it and everythings fine but some people just arguing with cop about they right and bla.. bla and start recording and end up with racism
How was the phone found later in an Uber she was in but she hasn’t been identified.... Uber knows exact who she is.
I think the company doesn't let drivers leak privacy of there riders
She was a patron in that very hotel a few days prior to this incident apparently. So even the hotel should have her details...
i think since it’s an ongoing investigation they can’t give out that info yet
You sign privacy statements with Uber and your hotel so they can't publicly announce your name. The info would have to come from police
She has been identified and there is a BOLO issued for her.
The woman could have just said that she misplaced her phone and asked them to check if they took it by mistake. A lot of people carry iPhones.
May be its her first i phone
Proving that its his phone to the hotel employee would have taken like 20 seconds. His code unlocks it and its got his photos and data on it.
@@2MeterLP I think they probably would have done that but considering how confrontational and violent the woman was being and how unhelpful the hotel staff were being I don't think the teen and his dad wanted to stay there another second.
@@teadora99
How is 20 seconds of proving that the bag/pants/phone be that much of a trouble?
I mean, if I'm the manager.
Guys not wanting to show their bags by a third party on an alleged crime to easily de-escalate is fishy.
Chase the one who runs from the crime scene as they say.
And the girl is just panicking/not thinking straight when she realized the phone is lost and immediately blames the nearest person (that just happen to be black men?)
She's only violent/confrontational because the two doesn't want to show the bag/phone.
Again, like he said. 20 seconds of de-escalation via a third party (manager) vs not de-escalating is fishy.
Not saying they aren't racist. But as they say to all alleged crimes regardless of race. innocent until proven guilty (ever heard of to kill a mockingbird? We don't cancel someone's life without proper/fair trial)
All parties acted to each of their accord.
Both are victims of panic. The manager is right to be suspicious why the 2 doesn't want to de-escalate by merely showing the phone and show pictures/data etc.
@@NicitoStaAna the manager also blamed them and didn't asked clamely for them to show that kind of proof without making them look bad from the start. Woman is panicked and blaming for no reason (maybe not just because they are black but because they are the first people she saw with the same iPhone near her at the moment she thought she lost it), father and son are annoyed with the disrespectful approach of the woman grabbing them and yelling at them that they are thieves. Of course the woman didn't act in a respectful way that could have solved the problem without all that conflict, and the family wouldn't like to stay near her for more time, but the manager should be the third person to calm the two parties down, to calm their business' costumers down. A good manager should have done that, he didn't think of this at the moment probably and the outcome of the situation was the two parties not cooperating to solve the misunderstanding politely due to negative feelings at the moment.
Calm down Karen, black people can afford nice things too.
Plus this dude was a famous musician
I agree with you 100%
you do know not only blacks get missunderstood for stealing right? the title proves how racist this channel is. this blackkk teen and that black teen that whatever. couldnt say a teen got accused. too hard to not put black on news these days
@T K cuz im scared of saying it correctly or ill get crucified. even saying bllllackkk correctly is racist
@@livetochange974 What a pathetic you are🤦♂️, just type black, nothing will happen. You speaking like if you wrote the N-word
She's saw a black guy with an iphone and immediately assumed he took hers
Next time use Find My iphone and ask security to review the cameras
😒
She could have just called her phone in front of them using the managers phone.
Wasn't because he's black though. Stop bringing race into everything
@@lights473 Why didn't she say it was the managers fault then? Or anyone else in the vicinity? Literally all these people and she points her finger at a dude that's with his father. Also, if she lost it she could've easily used Find My iPhone or asked to use someone else's phone to call her phone. Why go and purposely blame someone for taking her phone when she obviously lost it and it was her fault in the first place? Your logic and hers make absolutely zero sense
@@giselle_kvm my logic is that you don't know what goes on in people's brains and thus you have no authority to judge what their intentions are. If she made a mistake then she made a mistake. That's it. Period. Move on
@@lights473 No, a mistake is losing your phone. Accosting someone and blaming them and falsely claiming that they stole it is a whole other thing, not a "mistake".
Woman: "He's not leaving. Show me the proof."
Uhhmm you are the one claiming it's a stolen phone. The burden of proof falls on you.
I'm pretty certain that the Contact list would have been a pretty good way for the boy to show it was his phone. And depending on how old the iphone was, Facial Recognition, would have also been a pretty good way to proof that also. Can't unlock a phone if it doesn't recognise your face :)
@@daveh4461 The thing is sir. The kid doesn't have to do that. Its his right not to show personal information. One can easily just say "you hacked it so the saved face/pw has been changed". There is no reasoning witk Karens
@@juanstar he could just show the gallery tho
Yeah just showing the screen saver would be enough to deescalate the situation
@@yaaninja ive dealt with these kind people...even if you show them your password and every inch of your phone they would still feel entitled to "search" you for proof
Teen Karen doesn't exist, it can't hurt you.
Teen Karen:
Annoying 14 y/o white girl has evolved into
Teen Karen
Teen Karen has evolved into
Adult Karen
(It's pokemon joke)
She is not a teen, she is an adult
Different video she said she's 22 and Puerto Rican, not sure what the latter has to do with anything but the former means she admits to being an adult who assaulted a kid on camera
She looks and sounds like she's in her twenties, but yes.
Karen jokes are not funny, and they never were
"Take off the case" ahh yes, because when people steal phones, they bring their own case to put on the stolen phone
I know. She has a problem.
I have a clear case so nobody can see my phone 👍🏻
I know right.
Exactly, I'm walking around with dozens of different cases to fit whatever I steal 😂😂😂😂
I wonder why the news stopped reporting this story. I'd like to know what is happening.
Ah yes, my phone is gone so it’s clearly been stolen by someone else and I couldn’t have lost it myself
*Intelligence 100*
karens smh
How is she still breathing??? Couldn't have been me... She would be meeting her maker if that was me
What kills me is that he probably had it out and was using it for her to see it in the first place and then decides to attack him. As if a thief steals something and starts using it in front of the victim. Genius.
You don't know enough about her story. You're getting your info from NowThis, a biased left wing source. You don't know the situation of both sides. This could have been an honest mistake
@@lights473 an honest mistake? This story is all over the internet with video proof backing it up and her phone was in an Uber miles away. What does have to do with left or right?
@@lights473 it is a mistake its just her reaction to it is completely wrong....accusing someone of theft isn't the way 2 go
And yes she needs to be brought out and dealt with because accusing anyone of theft hysterically in public like that is wrong. Observers not knowing the context are going to wrongly side with her and worsen this situation. She needs charges filed against her.
Yes they could have been hurt because of her accusations
@@dixie2881 Technically where hurt by her lunging at them couple of times.
Yes! PRESS CHARGES
@@marcellXcatalyst She assaulted a minor... If I was the Dad I'd be the one charged for raining a hail of fists for defending my kids.
The hotel manager sided with a former guest instead of a present guest! First question when did you first realize your phone was missing? Where were you when you realize your phone was missing! By back tracking she may have realized where she left the phone! The young man really does not have enough life experience for his position! He panicked because she was creating chaos!
"woman falsely accuses black teen of theft"
of course she did and of course she was wrong....
what is this world coming to?
White Supremacists
@@Evangylo She's Puerto Rican.
@@njmfff did you assumed that she is a Puerto Rico because of her thick eyebrows or that her half face looked like she's from Spain/Mexico?
@@Evangylo you made an assumption that she accused the black people of stealing simply because they're black without any evidence. You're doing the same thing she was doing, which is making assumptions and falsely accusing without evidence.
@@jasonlee7928 i didn't assumed anyone? The guy asked "What is this world becoming?" And i replied "White supremacists" not because I've assumed the girl was racist, it was because I was just answering a question.
"Take the case off! That's my phone!" Okay, so now, not only did he steal the phone, apparently her thought was that he stole it and just happened to have a case on hand that fit? 🤨 Whole thing is an embarrassment to both that awful woman and the hotel manager. They should be ashamed.
Calling the woman's phone from another would have had solved this issue in minutes.
How is she still alive??? PLEASE ATTACK me... I am patiently waiting.. They will meet their maker playing with me
According to her it was off which is why she wasn’t able to use Find my iPhone.
@@iron_recluse She said the "find my iPhone" app was off not the phone itself.
Exactly
@@iron_recluse PLEASE
*SOUNDS TO ME LIKE SHE WAS TRYING TO GET A FREE PHONE BY STEALING SOMEONE ELSES PHONE*
No man. She actually lost her phone. It was found later. She likely thought it was her phone. Coincidentally maybe same case or something.
I would have panicked too. But, she did 2 things wrong:
1. Was not polite.
2. Didn't apologize in the aftermath.
I agree.
To be honest, if I was in that situation I would have thought she was going to snatch and grab my phone.
@@japancine I can, I've been in that situation before.
I lost my phone at 12am. I didn't realize until I was about to get on another bus. I was very upset, screaming, crying, panicking and worried that it was stolen or I dropped it because I was tired and couldn't remember.
Do you know what I did? I got my friend to help me calm down. She called my number and used the Find My Phone app on her phone to locate it. And guess what? A polite man found it on the bus called us back and waited for us to collect it from him.
There's no reason to act this way. All she had to do was locate her phone instead of accusing people of theft. In the amount of time she spent screaming and trying to tackle this boy, she could have found it and done what she needed to do
@@japancine In her shoes, I would have asked someone to dial my phone number. When his didn't ring or vibrate, I would've apologized. But never would I have made a public fool of myself over a replaceable inanimate object anyway. I'm only excitable in matters of life and death.
"The woman has not been identified"
P A R D O N
Ah the Karen's evolved to use mask to hide their identities
@@pauladrianordovas7447 I'm sure it's because of the hotel policy they don't allow guests without masks
@@fakhrussalhin3149 yes they have evolved naturally they'll call the manager but they adapted to their invironment
Environment* my bad
@@pauladrianordovas7447 Off topic, its funny how you edited your previous comment just to correct your misspelling with another comment
Why is the teen identified as "black" in the description, while the white woman is only identified as a "woman?"
because all "races" can have bias against black people.
thats the point about structual racism.
You know why
Because 1. white is always the "default" and 2. she racially targeted him.
Because those whom are exempt from being criticized are the real controllers
@@BoostedS650 Exempt from being critcized, you can't be serious. There is a child in this video being accosted and verbally assaulted. Y'all really live on the internet.
The social media detectives will find out who that woman is. They haven’t failed yet.
You ain't never lied 🤣😂🤣
Cant wait!
@@BChan1991 No it is not, that has already been proven, correct yourself man and apologize you're tarnishing someone's image.
Keyon has a petition on his IG page. Please if you're in support of him go sign it, it only takes a second. Pretty sure they know who it is & will be taking her to court. He's posting updates on his feed in case anyone needs closure or wants to support the cause.
And once she's identified he could kiss a peaceful life goodbye~ internet is unforgiving
Shame on the manager for siding with her and not getting the whole story and shame on that girl for being privileged af and assaulting that man and his son. I hope he gets justice.
I hope he got fired
Eventho Harrold alleged the manager siding with the woman, the video didnt show any part of him doing
He didn't sided with her, though. He was trying to settle this situation. It all could've resorted real quickly if the guy took the phone cover off and show her it's not her phone. They don't have to but everyone was acting immature and like babies here.
@@aminesosa8676
Dude, you're really bad at recalling back events.
What happened was that the girl accused his son of stealing her phone because it's the same iPhone and coincidentally have the same cover. She rudely asks him to show it to her and is reasonable if someone is 100% that, that's their phone but it's unreasonable to automatically think it's their phone just because it's the same type of phone that has the same cover. So, it's a reasonable response by an unreasonable conclusion. The son and the dad refused. The manager trying to resolve this issue asks the dad to just show it to her because that'd literally resolve the issue and not escalate it. The dad and the son tries to leave. The girl still thinking that's her phone and trying to make the run for it since the issue hasn't been solve grabs the kid and tries to grab the phone.
So, the conclusion is the girl is stupid and unreasonable, the dad and the son doesn't know how to de-escalate a situation and the manager is the only one here being reasonable for trying to de-escalate a situation that can be de-escalated in a few seconds.
What's up with people thinking you're either with A or you're with B when you can be not chosing any side and just trying to resolve an issue. Humans are always flawed at thinking and always likes duality. As if you always need to root for and boo someone in every situation. Try not to pick sides when there's an issue (unless you're a lawyer, I guess). It can help you get a better understanding and not be biased.
@@formerunsecretarygeneralba9536 The most logical explanation i have read throughout enduring a whole list of keyboard samaritans. Every situation is almost never one sided, most fires can be ended before it happens but recently people like to victimized themselves so easily.
I salute you for taking the time to break it down. Unfortunately, there will always be some who has a sheep's brain to comprehend.
Better charge that woman! That was too much. Sure she lost her phone but really HURTING the other party? That's a NO-NO-NO!
She has multiple DUIs and arrests. She'll be in and out of jail for a while.
She even removed her mask before she got close. I wonder why. Could easily be charged with intentions agains health (not sure how you call it in the US).
Plot twist: She's been stealing people's stuff all her life 🤣🤣
Doubt that gets reported.
This is exactly what I was thinking....
🤣😂
As a Indian Doctor I find this to be very offensive
would not be surprised. Have you seen vids of people screaming victim after doing things like trying to steal packages or even cars?
its ridiculous
What's most disturbing is the hotel manager can't identify this woman by name but can identify the real guests that he didn't protect! She wasn't even a guest at the hotel!
That’s probably why he can’t identify her...she wasn’t a guest whereas the guests info is most likely readily available since you know... they’re guests at the hotel.
@@pho3nixinflight on Shaun King’s post on Instagram , they found out that she was actually a guest at that same hotel, but she checked out a few days prior to this event and the hotel is just saying that they don’t know when they really do know
I hope he got fired
Her name is Miya Poncetti (sorry if the last name is incorrect I heard it in another video pronounced PAWN-SET-E), she was confronted by a photographer in california
@@rochan5129her name is Miya _Ponsetto_ . watch her latest interview with Gayle King
Lmao why didn’t she just ask to call her phone and see if the kids phone rang...
Lol 😂 that's true
Sim cards are removable, so...
@@ArkAngel97 yeah but you need some kind of tool to remove it, well for my phone anyways
@@marcuslastimoso804 safety pin, thumb pin, needle, stapler pin, paper clip, they all get the job done😅
She's too dumb for that, ain't no way she gonna be thinking of that
Her name is spelt, something like this: 'R A C I S T'
EDIT: HOLY MACARONI, TYSM FOR ALL THE LIKES, I UNDERSTAND WE ALL HAVE OUR OWN OPINIONS! *Also I'm just glad nobody was hurt honestly* :) pls stay safe guys
Yes!
Why racist? She thought the kid had her phone, and we don't see or hear anything about race. You know where the race is unnecessarily mentioned? In the video title.
@@nwoDekaTsyawlA
Yea, I don't know why they thought the lady was racist either. She just seemed very desperate to find her phone
It's called humour and an opinion
@@nwoDekaTsyawlA its racist bc u have to think about y she thought that particular boy had her phone. There were people going in and out of that lobby area and none of them looked like that boy and his father and I'm more than sure they also had iPhones yet without even realizing it her mind immediately told her that the black boy did it regardless of what she actually saw for all she knows the man that walks through the front door at the beginning of the vid could of had her phone
And this is exactly how Emmett Till got murdered
100% TRUTH
It’s really horrific that the parallel is so strong
Because of a stolen phone? Really? You might say that there are some similarities, but "exactly" is a strong word ;)
@@leeviajero2716 those who needed to understand the parallel understood. Bye
@@Monsieur7295 Ok, whatever you wish to believe...
I read some comments somewhere that said "Why didn't he just show her the phone to prove it!?" Listen he owes her NOTHING. Not his time, not his conversation or his energy. Her ridiculous behavior has nothing to do with him and I wouldn't show her anything EVER. Batshit crazy Karen.
I saw those comments on Facebook and I don't think they gave him a chance to explain. The hotel manager was already demanding for the "return" of phone when she decided to clock the teen and his father. Hotel lost business on this one.
@@Yumi_Jay wait what? Is this true?
@@iron_recluse Yes! The manager wanted the phone as he pulled out the laptop to trace it. He thought he was helping when really he was enabling her erratic and baseless accusations.
I read articles on New York Times and New York Post where the specify the interaction. Keyon Harrold and his son were reportedly checking out the hotel after this incident because of the actions that took place. There are a bunch of people in that lobby I saw and she chose the son cause he has a phone. Lots of teenagers have phones these days.
@@SeyrenLA You're not understanding. It is not his job to shame her or prove anything. She is a complete stranger. He owes her absolutely nothing. Zero.
She KNEW he didn't steal her phone. She lost hers and was trying to steal a new one because she can't "be without a phone"!
She was just trying to start some mess
That Dad acted surprisingly calm during that ordeal. Mad respect 👍🏻
not calm enough
I love her asking him to take it out of the case. Like he was carrying an empty one around just incase.
Not only just an empty case, but one that fits her exact POS phone.
Exactly my thoughts what a nut job
That woman couldn’t even afford the hotel the kid and his father were staying at. Poor diluted Karen.
Deluded not diluted. Lmao.
@@RonLarhz Honestly, diluted could work too.
Too bad Native Americans can't activate the: Find My Country app...EVERYONE knows it was stolen and who took it!
Right or find my tribe app cuz we were stolen too
Land that was once theirs and taken due to pure self entitlement
Sounds like a karen to me
Nice. 😄
I so wanted Native Americans to show up to those Tea Party rallies, years ago, in full native dress with their own signs saying, "I WANT MY COUNTRY BACK!"
@Marty methuselah lay off the meth
There are many more slick ways to check if it's the stolen phone or not. For example, say your phone is lost and ask permission to call with their phone. That woman is insane
All they had to do was call her number bam, did that phone ring, no, great, not her phone.
YESSS .....
EXACTLY
Or have the dad call the sons'phone, and show them the number being dialed
Yes! So simple!
yep
All she had to do was ask the front desk to call her cell and this would have been settled.
Her motivated racially entitled behaviour prevented her from thinking clearly unfortunately ..
Right
Well she was upset and racist. So there is that.
He could of easily shown his photo reel tbh;and had it settled. When i lost my glasses in a hotel i showed the guy at the desk photosof me with it. Just to confirm to him
Karen logic- How can this black kid have the same phone as me that's impossible, clearly that's mine and he stole it.
What if you realized you lost your phone and at that moment you see someone put a similar phone in their pocket? I dont mean to defend this seemingly racist lady but there is a small chance this happened
@@far-middle good point Cobra Kai 🤔
@@far-middle try calling your phone
@@far-middle : For sure. I would be a bit angry too. But then also apologize a lot when realize I was wrong. And also quickly admit the the possibility of not my phone.
@@far-middle And the chances of assaulting the minor and his dad while trying to detain them from going up the hotel's elevator? Don't make excuses.
1:30 seeing her trip was so satisfying
Karen logic: My phone is missing! Is there a person of color around? HE'S THE THIEF!!
He is from Africa
@@ugandaknuckles3419 are you ok?
How many white people got out of the lift be for the father and son. There was on film white people walking past her with their phones a white guy in a blue jacket standing behind her. Yet she zooms in on them. Normal response is can you phone uber to see if I've left my phone? Everyone has done that. But no she's filmed puuling on the boys leg then falling backwards when the dad pulls him away. Then outside security she jumps on the 14 year old back. Pinning him to the ground. She wasn't scared. I wouldn't be interested in anything she had to say as she wasn't interested in apologising when she got her phone back from uber.
I love the way you put it
It's reality
Black americans are poor victims always, it is not just at all.
I am white ( more pink-white )
but when the police get me, I don't have the joker card, that is not right, it is racism !
This is why i own a Nokia, no one is going to say i stole their Iphone.
I've been looking all over for my Nokia. That thing's indestructible.
@@flexchan Thats why i own one. i prefer indestructible over cheap very easy to lose.
Bro is that my great grampa's phone?
Nokia android is buggy.. i finally switched to OnePlus Nord after too much wait for Nokia 7.3. And problematic Nokia 7 Plus.
@@acadityac I just recently got a Nokia 5.3 with Android 10 I'm still figuring out all the kinks to it but so far it's worked for what I've used it for.
She pretty much said: 'Show me proof that you're not the thief or else you did it.'
Yes, that's how that works. Everyone is guilty until they prove they're innocent. And the manager just roles with it. Way to treat guests the same, Pal.
I actually want to hear more from the manager. Woman wants to take phone away, no calling it, no using Find My Phone (which the man suggested), no look at the cameras, I want it now.
The crazy part is she wasn't even a guest. She just walked in off the street and accused the poor kid.
@@sheerri yeah, I just realized that. Even worse.
A non-guest walks in off the street and harasses someone actually staying in your business, under your care. And this is how it goes down?
People say it has nothing to do with race, gender, age. C'mon, we see it time and time again. A male, black kid is probably the least believed individual when anyone of authority steps in. Especially when the accuser is a young, white female. And the prettier they are, the easier convinced and more they want to help them. It's unfair and offensive and it's also reality.
That is so true! It's not, "innocent until proven guilty." Never was.
ah yes the hotel does the old "im sorry because i've been caught by camera"
I'm guessing if his mama was there she wouldn't have touched the boy. She knows exactly who to pick on.
She could just play the victim after lol. "He hit me 😫!!"
She should've deeply apologized after finding out SHE LEFT IT IN AN UBER
No one would have taken it
No one cares for her bs apology
Who said she was ever in the Uber? The phone was there and could have been left by the teen as well as her. Or somebody else who found it or stole it. She should have somebody phone her own number while they were all there. If it rang in his pocket then she was right. If it doesn't or rings elsewhere then she should apologize. Cool heads, folk.
Seems like Karen’s aren’t JUST middle aged women. 😑😑🤦🏽♀️
Maybe she is the baby sister of the Central Park Caren. They look alike.
Hanna. Hotel Hanna.
Imagine if the Uber driver walked in to return the phone during the fight, their faces would probably just fall off.
If they have a face to begin with....
how much you guys wanna bet that her excuse was “i was having a bad day!” 🙄😒
Or the guy a once slept with is black.
Swear that’s the excuse every woman uses when they’re caught doing something bad and are exposed
More like "I always have bad days"
And that's not who I am! I'm not racist!
She didn't take her medication...
Ask the manager to ring your number and all this could have been avoided.
that requires brain power and logic Karens don't have that capability
@P M then proof what's inside the cellphone, like, password or some sort of stuff
@P M for that, she Will have to said It first and then check it with phone, she even won't even call or using app to track the phone, it's a simple thing to do
@P M Ring both numbers!!!
@P M nope. I have ever accidentally left my phone in hotel lobby and i simply tell the hotel people my phone password to prove. Also if u are afraid they have your phone password you can always change it.
She should be prosecuted and the hotel manager should be fired. If that kid stole her phone why would he be using it right in front of her. Why not stick it in his pocket and play dumb.
The manager did nothing wrong (at least on the clip shown), he was clearly trying to de-escalate the situation. Trying to get the woman to SUFU (and stop agressivly moving towards the man and his kid, Unfortunately the father was also escalating the scene instead of just showing the manager that it was his sons phone (images, texts, etc).
@@maurer3d the problem is that the proof should be presented by the accuser not the accused.
Every Karen: lost her phone, sees random black people
"Hey you stole my phone"
Karen : "okay, my phone gone. Which black people should i accuse of?"
The smallest one
@@seanbirtwistle649 noice picc
The “Karen” thing is so stupid. That’s a person name. We need to call something instead of person name. 🤦🏻♂️
She scratched him in the face she ran up and tackled him to the ground wrestling with him to get the poor 14-year-old boys iPhone she didn’t even apologize after she realize that she accidentally left her iPhone in an Uber and Uber driver was kind enough to return the phone to the hotel for her.
That hotel manager was trash.
He never stopped the woman, he never proved the boys innocence. Instead he sided with the woman, he didn't de-esculate the situation. Even when she charged after the 14 boy.
Hotel Arlo just needs to be boycotted. Simple.
You try getting between a Karen and an upset father.
The manager was doing the best he could to de-escalate the situation but neither side was cooperating, granted the woman was way worst then the father (since had a real reason to be upset). He was only one man...
I hate how the staff is all like "oh we're trying to help" "oh we are being SO helpful right now" while standing there like a potato.
Please understand that someone is going to get hurt or worse. All the managers had to do was call her phone number and once it didn’t ring, the issue would have been solved. I guess common sense isn’t so common.
No...then she'll just say he already switch the sim card... remember she did say "take your phone case off my phone" to the kid.
@@douglei4413 she doesn't have much sense.
Manager immediately sided with the lady. He needs to be disciplined as well.
Yes
*THAT MANAGER SHOULD BE FIRED!*
Why is he still allowed to keep his job
The manager should’ve been fired. He’s not fit for his job
He was.
A lot of people have the latest iPhone ( it's a trend), it's just odd that she lost it in a Uber, got to her destination, reached in her pocket or whatever and realize it was missing. Panic sets in looks around for it and as soon as she saw a black kid with an iPhone said, "that's my phone you stole my phone."
Sadly....Yep that's pretty much what happened
I agree but she wouldn't have done that to someone white. Sge would not have had the gall!!
The manager also was being rude.
I know. Why didn't she accuse him? And why did he side with her and she wasn't a guest. The young man and his dad were PAYING GUESTS! I hope his hotel goes out of business!
I didnt think he was being rude but he was absolutely profiling the black guests. Thing is, he probably wasn't even conscious of it. Makes you wonder what his reaction would have been had the situation been reversed.
The fact that she said "its in his pocket! Go get it" the manager "goes forward and starts to ask dumb questions:
I agree
Nope nothing wrong here, that's his job.
How this woman got went from leaving her phone in an Uber to accusing a teenager getting off an elevator of stealing it just confounds me.
Uhmmmm Racism
0:06 she was surely one of those kids in elementary that was on everyone business for no reason and then had to call the teacher for help. 😂😂😂
Her level of determination is savagery...is unreal. I would love to know how she would have handled the situation if the young man’s father had not been there
By the way she was freaking out she must have had some serious "SELFIES" on that phone if you know what I mean!!! 😂
Exactly. Lol
True!
That's a horrible image.
True
"The woman has not been identified"
Me: I'm pretty sure we got a Karen here
HEY DON'T MAKE FUN KAREN NAME
Psst, see that karen up there 👆🏼
@@karengargpatel4711 WHAT ARE YOU GONNA DO ABOUT IT, KAREN?
Karen. Karen.
@@sonaoanh9671 I hated you
"She's been doing this for a long now!! It's like her business to scam people!!!"
You can see her face at 1:32 mark when she's on the floor with her mask off.
Alas , @ the 1:30 mark of video is a Very Clear And Precise image of the ' Beast'
C'mon internet ... EXPOSE her for Whom She Is !!!
@@jeremyjames6654 more accurately at 1:31
She has been charged.. She will be blasted on the news soon.. Her life is over
Rip
"The woman has not been identified" Oh, you will be lady, you will be.
😁👍
Miya Ponsetto aka Karen
So the young man that was being accused of stealing her phone, also conveniently had an empty iPhone case at the ready just incase he was lucky enough to steal a random one? She clearly said "take that case off"
So, in your logic, if someone has an empty Iphone case he is automatically a robber? It's more likely that she was trying to steal the kid's iphone, saying that it was her iphone, even with no proof
@All About Power thief's a slick but wouldn't think that far ahead this isn't a movie and he wasn't thinking omg one day imma find a phone that can fit in this case so I can say it was mine that would be way to thought out and unneeded
Dad clearly said "That's his case"
Video mentioned where her phone actually was...but u know what would've been convenient for all parties? If ol' girl woulda just asked the manager to call her phone. Problem solved in 6 seconds....Instead, she felt it was more effective to come after a kid over talking to the parent. Plus, Who doesn't know the rule of "U dont confront the kid, u confront the parent"....
@@banana-uo3be nonononi you're getting it all wrong stop playing the victim again sigh. Hes not saying that if you have empty iPhone case it means your a robber, but if you were accused of being a robber for other reasons, which is probably what happened in the video, on top of having an iPhone case then theres a good chance that you are a robber
@@banana-uo3be
He was criticizing her logic that way, not praising her.
Yeah i totally stole that phone. Thats why it uses my fingerprint/face id, has my music apps etc. AAANNNDD: i just had this perfectly fitting phone case just there! I knew that would come in handy one day.
Where’s the twisted tea when you need one.
Karen was lucky she wasn't accusing that guy. 😆
FFS, why not ask someone to call her phone and see if the phone in his hands rings at all
Genius.
they found it in the uber she had caught
The Uber driver returned it to her
All she had to do was ask the manager to call her phone ...end of crazy
Woman falsely accuses teen of steeling her phone, don't see why race is even mentioned here, anyone, any age, any race, any gender falsely accused of something is terrible, stop labelling stuff.
i completely agree. I'd understand if her phone was lost and she found someone with a similar phone, in the same building and got suspicious. but this isn't a way to handle this situation. she's dead wrong.
@@tremendousyeet3467 did she mention that they are black or something
that man can simply show the girl his phone
the girl might be in his temper but the other people get that clear and they make the girl to understand
rather than that man just make this a scene and added this racism and all...
@@rahulagarwal-kn6qm i didn't see her mention it in the video. i guess this channel went and assumed.
She's been identified as Miya Ponsetto
More like Karen Ponsetto
@@curtistang7818 don't make fun of my name you disrespectful human bean
@@curtistang7818 why you make fun Karen shame you
@@karengargpatel4711 It is just a joke, don't be so toxic :(
(Also my use "Karen" in the sentence is not as a name but as a adjective, go and do some research before u made this unnecessary comment)
@@curtistang7818 How can Karen be an adjective? I am in deep offense
You know, the 8 million times I've lost my phone I've never acused someone with a similar phone of stealing mine.
I just use the "find my phone" thing and/or retrace my steps.
Your phone is usually misplaced and/or returned. Not often is it just stolen. And if it is, you'll be more likely to find it being sold than used openly.
It's pretty much pointless to try to steal an iphone or try to use one that you didn't buy yourself.. I found an iphone recently and just waited til people called it and told them give me a finders fee.. Easy $20 bucks.
@@ezmyrelda yeah an iphone thats worth 1k , "its pointless"
This reminds me of the spongebob episode where Patrick eats his chocolate and then gets mad at spongebob for taking his.
I watched a youtuber with similar concept just yesterday. Now I know the source.
Had she asked politely he might've let her check but because she wanted to be a hysteric pos...
1:14 "the woman scratched, tackled and grabbed Harold's son."
This is why sometimes you need to throw the pokeball before getting into battle.
a man of culture
This would be on the next episode of, "Youre lucky that you are white"
Being white is not all it's cracked up to be. you get judged on your race evey single day .
@@martinmetal7481 seriously? The ignorance of your comment is astounding.
@@martinmetal7481 You know, you're right in saying people get judged for being white, just like people are judged for being black. The difference is, being judged for being white doesn't get you denied a job, harassed, arrested, or killed. You could spend your whole life oblivious to racial stereotyping because at the end of the day its not affecting your livelihood; I cannot, it is something that I must face whether I want to or not.
I guess being nonblack qualifies as being white?
@@heather1506 Exactly. Wtf 😂
Why is it just black and white? Thank you for erasing the other people on this Earth. Where is the "inclusivity" here. That woman looks Asian.
Once her identify gets out, she's going going to need to hide for a long time.
Her name is miya ponsetto
She literally did interviews on tv about the incident(probly got a alot for those)painting herself as the victim again!
The Karen's in this World are getting younger and younger but not getting any smarter !
She panicked her phone was gone like she didn’t have a passcode set and had a filthy photo library lol
Karen needed a two piece 👊🏾👊🏾and a reality check!
Or a hot bullet from my .45😉😂😂😂
She needs a smack from a twisted tea
Internet squad, time to find out who this woman is. Go!
22 years old aspiring actress from Simi Valley CA by the name of Miya Ponsetto aka "Karen". She'll make the headline come January ..
Karen: *touches my hypothetical kid*
Me breaking her spine: Slide to the left, slide to the right, criss cross!
The manager could have dialed the female's number on his phone and seen if the phone in question rang.
You actually think she knows her phone number she knows her Tik Tok and Twitter handle the rest is stored in the phone and iCloud account.
@@aris6744 I'm going to give her the benefit of the doubt and say she's capable of remembering a string of ten numbers.
But the guy was leaving! Is't that why she made that seen to prevent them from leaving?
@@nesrinebk2743 A phone call takes seconds to dial and connect. It would have inconvenienced him and his son less than a minute.
@@nesrinebk2743 It seemed the guy was going back inside, they were walking towards the elevators and away from the exit doors.
so youth and already Karen
“More could’ve been done”
No. More SHOULD’VE been done, I get we can’t go back in time and fix it but seriously that manager did not handle things correctly
Someone should identify her to make her apologize to him.