A hateful woman launched a foul-mouth attack on a Target employee in California because she was wearing a Charlie Kirk “Freedom” t-shirt, shocking video shows.
In the disturbing clip, a woman approaches the worker, who is trying to restock clothes, and asks her why the “f–k” she is sporting the red shirt, which reads “Freedom” with the conservative influencer’s name underneath.
“Are you f–king stupid,” the unhinged customer asks.
A Target employee in Chico, Calif., was verbally berated for wearing a red “Charlie Kirk Freedom T-shirt.” TikTok/@motherofballers“That’s not a Target shirt,” she seethes.
When the employee insists she is allowed to wear the red shirt, the irate customer accuses her of supporting “a racist.”
The employee, who remained calm throughout the unsettling verbal confrontation, tries to diffuse the situation by simply replying, “that’s your opinion ma’am,” before walking away, the video shows.
“We expect everyone in our stores to treat one another with respect. Right now, we’re focused on supporting our team,” a Target spokesman told The Post via email Wednesday night.
“After a careful review of the available facts and speaking with the Target employee involved, we have determined that the actions of the woman recording the video do not meet the threshold for criminal acts,” the Chico Police Department told The Post in a statement.
In the video posted Tuesday, a woman can be heard asking the employee “why the f—k” she wore a Charlie Kirk shirt and if she “supports a racist.” TikTok/@motherofballersThe woman filming the clip is believed to work at the Enloe Health medical center in Chico, a city in northern California.
In a statement posted to Facebook, Enloe Health said an employee is being investigated for a social post and that “we are deeply concerned about the tenor of this post.”
“We ask for patience and calm as we conduct our own internal investigation of this matter,” it said, without naming the employee.
“In the meantime, we are relying on the expertise of the Chico Police Department to investigate any potential criminal activity or threats related to it,” the statement added.
Meanwhile, GiveSendGo, a Christian crowdfunding website, identified the Target employee as “Jeanie” and has already raised over $120,000.
“We are hoping to raise enough money so that she can afford a much-needed vacation. A time for her to relax, recharge and just forget about the ugliness,” the fundraiser reads.
