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By Melissa Gomez Oct. 15, 2018
Hilary Brooke Mueller as seen in a video taken by D’Arreion Toles. Mr. Toles, who is black, posted videos showing Ms. Mueller blocking him from entering the building where he lives and then following him to his unit.CreditCreditD'Arreion Toles, via Facebook
Updated 3:22 PM ET, Wed October 17, 2018
(CNN)A white woman has been fired after video emerged of her confronting and blocking the entry of a black neighbor at a St. Louis apartment complex.
The woman's employer said in a statement that she was fired after a review of the incident, the station reported.
"The Tribeca-STL family is a minority-owned company that consists of employees and residents from many racial backgrounds," the statement said.
The incident occurred in the woman's private residence and not at a Tribeca-STL property, the statement said.
The episode was the latest involving white people who are captured on video either confronting or calling the police on black people going about their everyday lives, including waiting in Starbucks, working as a home inspector, shopping at Nordstrom Rack, sleeping in an Ivy League dorm common room and barbecuing in a public park.
Last week in New York, a white woman in Brooklyn apologized after video was posted online of her appearing to call New York police to say a 9-year-old black boy grabbed her behind.
By Melissa Gomez Oct. 15, 2018
Hilary Brooke Mueller as seen in a video taken by D’Arreion Toles. Mr. Toles, who is black, posted videos showing Ms. Mueller blocking him from entering the building where he lives and then following him to his unit.CreditCreditD'Arreion Toles, via Facebook
Updated 3:22 PM ET, Wed October 17, 2018
(CNN)A white woman has been fired after video emerged of her confronting and blocking the entry of a black neighbor at a St. Louis apartment complex.
The woman's employer said in a statement that she was fired after a review of the incident, the station reported.
"The Tribeca-STL family is a minority-owned company that consists of employees and residents from many racial backgrounds," the statement said.
The incident occurred in the woman's private residence and not at a Tribeca-STL property, the statement said.
The episode was the latest involving white people who are captured on video either confronting or calling the police on black people going about their everyday lives, including waiting in Starbucks, working as a home inspector, shopping at Nordstrom Rack, sleeping in an Ivy League dorm common room and barbecuing in a public park.
Last week in New York, a white woman in Brooklyn apologized after video was posted online of her appearing to call New York police to say a 9-year-old black boy grabbed her behind.
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