[Amy Jade]

After watching her interview I feel bad for her actually.

The only thing she did wrong imo was follow him.

[GoldHeart]

Originally Posted by Amy Jade

After watching her interview I feel bad for her actually.

The only thing she did wrong imo was follow him.

I have to strongly DISAGREE with you Amy .

The woman IS NOT police or security , she isn't even the owner of the building yet she took it upon herself to interrogate this guy and she blocked the doorway which is out of order and rude of her . And i'm sure plenty of people haven't properly met eachother in that apartment complex . You can't just be suspicious of everyone who enters the building .

And i got the impression the fact that she was taking her dog out , that he knew she was walking towards the door so he just didn't bother getting his key fob out.

And she never felt in danger of him ,otherwise she wouldn't be a stalker and follow him . She's in the wrong completely and maybe there's a reason she doesn't know all her neighbours due to the type of person she is .

[arista]

Originally Posted by Amy Jade

After watching her interview I feel bad for her actually.

The only thing she did wrong imo was follow him.

and Stopping him enter.


For the sake of her dog
she must move out and get a garden.


In the Interview
she could have said sorry to the Resident?

[bots]

All the man had to do was show the woman his key fob, not a big deal. People do check when the security is bypassed. It's not racism.

[arista]

Originally Posted by bitontheslide

All the man had to do was show the woman his key fob, not a big deal. People do check when the security is bypassed. It's not racism.

I agree with the Fella to not show her.
As she was stopping him enter.


He was wise to film it
that way he has done nothing wrong

[GoldHeart]

Originally Posted by bitontheslide

All the man had to do was show the woman his key fob, not a big deal. People do check when the security is bypassed. It's not racism.

Question is would she confront someone who actually looked suspicious I wonder ,
It wasn't just about the key fob ,she wanted to know which floor & number he lives at . She then proceeds to follow the guy to HIS APARTMENT ! .

Pretty sure if he did the same thing to her , he'd of been arrested for harrasment .

Plus if she thought he was a "dangerous tresspasser" then why did she confront him and then follow him into the lift , wasn't she worried he could attack her ?? .

[arista]

Originally Posted by GoldHeart

Question is would she confront someone who actually looked suspicious I wonder ,
It wasn't just about the key fob ,she wanted to know which floor & number he lives at . She then proceeds to follow the guy to HIS APARTMENT ! .

Pretty sure if he did the same thing to her , he'd of been arrested for harrasment .

Plus if she thought he was a "dangerous tresspasser" then why did she confront him and then follow him into the lift , wasn't she worried he could attack her ?? .

Very True

[Cherie]

He was very calm and collected, however she was not rude either, and I am not sure why he didn't just show her his key fob, if he was an intruder she put herself in a very dangerous position getting in the lift with him I am torn on this one tbh, I don't think it was racially motivated, I think she had never seen him before and that was the issue, I think the thread title is very misleading and inflammatory as well, if this had been a black woman stopping him I doubt the title would read black woman stops black man from getting into building