Another innocent victim of race hoaxes, perpetuated by clowns like Rashad Ritchey and other SJWs on social media. The fact that she now has to fight for her job is an injustice. These are the type of fake-news SJWs Larry and Travesty worship and post videos from all the time. Countless videos on Youtube immediately took the side of the black kids labeling her a "racist Karen" and accusing her of weaponizing her tears. We are in a bad place.
The Big Apple hospital worker accused in a a Citi Bike from a young black man has been identified by her lawyer as Sarah Comrie — who is raising money to pay for legal bills tied to the ordeal.
Lawyer Justin Marino confirmed Thursday that it was Comrie, a Bellevue Hospital employee, who appeared in the controversial video that was posted online Saturday and has since been seen by tens of millions of social media users.
The video shows her in a heated encounter with a group of men who claimed in the footage that they paid for the bike she was on at the docking station.
Marino on Wednesday provided receipts to The Post that he says for the two-wheeler, and said in a statement that Comrie got on the available bike, “which no individuals were on or touching.”
The lawyer said the group of five young men then approached her and claimed the bike was theirs, and the situation quickly went sideways.
Comrie, who is six months pregnant, was as a physician assistant by NYC Health + Hospitals this week.
The Big Apple hospital worker accused in a viral video of hi******* a Citi Bike from a young black man has been identified as Sarah Comrie. Imposter_Edits/Twitter
Comrie’s uncle started a GoFundMe to support her. Imposter_Edits/Twitter
The woman was branded a “Karen” by social media users after the caught-on-camera moment from May 12 gained traction.
The GoFundMe page to help Comrie, which was sent to The Post by Marino, is pleading with people to help pay for her legal bills “to save her livelihood and her reputation.”
Started by Comrie’s uncle, the fundraiser says the incident has “unfairly painted [Comrie] as a racist ‘Karen.’” SEE ALSO
“The facts have since proven this is a lie, but the damage has been done,” the fundraiser states. “In fact, Sarah is a dedicated healthcare worker who is six months pregnant. She holds racial justice and equity dear, and has dedicated her life to serving NYC’s most challenged individuals.”
“She does not wish to become a cause celebre, but the legal bills to save her livelihood and her reputation obviously are mounting,” the fundraiser also stated.
The fundraiser had raised nearly $8,543 as of 10 p.m. Thursday. The goal of the effort is $35,000.
Marino provided The Post a receipt that shows Comrie checking out a Citi Bike for one minute before it was re-locked at a Manhattan docking station.
In a screenshot from the video provided by Marino, the same serial number from the receipt can be seen on the bike Comrie is on as she was talking with the young men.
A second receipt obtained by The Post shows Comrie checking out a second Citi Bike one minute later, which she used for her roughly 25-minute ride home after her heated run-in with the men.
Comrie purchased the Citi Bike at the center of the controversy. Imposter_Edits/Twitter
NYC Health + Hospitals acknowledged the incident twice this week, including calling the footage “disturbing” when the hospital system announced she was on leave.
The system said she would remain on leave until a review of the incident is complete.
The health system did not return two emails from The Post since the new information provided by her lawyer came to light Wednesday.
Marino also declined to address anything related to Comrie’s employment.
The Big Apple hospital worker accused in a a Citi Bike from a young black man has been identified by her lawyer as Sarah Comrie — who is raising money to pay for legal bills tied to the ordeal.
Lawyer Justin Marino confirmed Thursday that it was Comrie, a Bellevue Hospital employee, who appeared in the controversial video that was posted online Saturday and has since been seen by tens of millions of social media users.
The video shows her in a heated encounter with a group of men who claimed in the footage that they paid for the bike she was on at the docking station.
Marino on Wednesday provided receipts to The Post that he says for the two-wheeler, and said in a statement that Comrie got on the available bike, “which no individuals were on or touching.”
The lawyer said the group of five young men then approached her and claimed the bike was theirs, and the situation quickly went sideways.
Comrie, who is six months pregnant, was as a physician assistant by NYC Health + Hospitals this week.
The Big Apple hospital worker accused in a viral video of hi******* a Citi Bike from a young black man has been identified as Sarah Comrie. Imposter_Edits/Twitter
Comrie’s uncle started a GoFundMe to support her. Imposter_Edits/Twitter
The woman was branded a “Karen” by social media users after the caught-on-camera moment from May 12 gained traction.
The GoFundMe page to help Comrie, which was sent to The Post by Marino, is pleading with people to help pay for her legal bills “to save her livelihood and her reputation.”
Started by Comrie’s uncle, the fundraiser says the incident has “unfairly painted [Comrie] as a racist ‘Karen.’” SEE ALSO
“The facts have since proven this is a lie, but the damage has been done,” the fundraiser states. “In fact, Sarah is a dedicated healthcare worker who is six months pregnant. She holds racial justice and equity dear, and has dedicated her life to serving NYC’s most challenged individuals.”
“She does not wish to become a cause celebre, but the legal bills to save her livelihood and her reputation obviously are mounting,” the fundraiser also stated.
The fundraiser had raised nearly $8,543 as of 10 p.m. Thursday. The goal of the effort is $35,000.
Marino provided The Post a receipt that shows Comrie checking out a Citi Bike for one minute before it was re-locked at a Manhattan docking station.
In a screenshot from the video provided by Marino, the same serial number from the receipt can be seen on the bike Comrie is on as she was talking with the young men.
A second receipt obtained by The Post shows Comrie checking out a second Citi Bike one minute later, which she used for her roughly 25-minute ride home after her heated run-in with the men.
Comrie purchased the Citi Bike at the center of the controversy. Imposter_Edits/Twitter
NYC Health + Hospitals acknowledged the incident twice this week, including calling the footage “disturbing” when the hospital system announced she was on leave.
The system said she would remain on leave until a review of the incident is complete.
The health system did not return two emails from The Post since the new information provided by her lawyer came to light Wednesday.
Marino also declined to address anything related to Comrie’s employment.
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