Cassandra Medina Wiki – Cassandra Medina Biography
Cassandra Medina a registered nurse in Staten Island has denied on her social media page that she is the ‘SoHo Karen’ who accused a black teen of stealing her iPhone. The black teen is Keyon Harrold Jr, 14 and his father is Grammy-winning jazz trumpeter, Keyon Harrold. Harrold Jr says he’s still ‘shell-shocked’ after the Soho Karen attack on Saturday, December 26th at the Arlo Hotel in SoHo, Manhattan. Her phone was reportedly found in an Uber and returned to her by the driver minutes after the squabble.
Cassandra Medina Age
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She was Suspected of Being the Soho Karen
Social media linked Medina to the incident after she posted this image of her at Harold’s restaurant in the Arlo SoHo. Medina posted a message on her Instagram page which read: ‘That person in the video is not me’ She wrote on Insta stories
https://www.instagram.com/p/CJE7QcOhqk9/?utm_source=ig_embed
Keyon Harrold Shared the Clip of the SoHo Karen
Harrold shared the clip on Instagram saying the woman had checked out of the hotel on December 23, three days before the Saturday incident, and her phone was eventually returned by an Uber driver minutes after the squabble.
https://www.instagram.com/tv/CJR6LviHFkd/?utm_source=ig_embed
The one-minute-long video shows the woman and the hotel manager in the lobby with Harrold recording on his cell phone.
‘This is my phone,’ Harrold’s son, who is not seen in the footage, is heard telling the woman and the manager. You don’t have to explain nothing to her,’ Harrold tells his son.
The woman then points to the phone and tells the manager that the case is the same one that she has. ‘That’s mine,’ she tells the manager. She then tells the manager: ‘Get it back.’
Harrold responds to the woman, saying: ‘Are you kidding me? You feel like there’s only one iPhone made in the world?’
When the woman asks Harrold to see the phone, he replies: ‘No, get a life.’ Harrold then tells the woman that she should use the Find My app, which helps locate missing Apple devices.
The woman then tells Harrold that the Find My app can only be accessed through the phone. The video then shows the manager approach Harrold’s son asking him to see the phone.
‘No, you can’t,’ Harrold tells the manager. I’m the manager of the hotel,’ the manager tells Harrold, who replies: ‘I don’t care!’
During the exchange, the woman continues to encourage the manager to retrieve what she believes is her iPhone.
Harrold tries to plead his case, saying it wasn’t plausible that his son would have someone else’s phone since he just got to the lobby from the elevator.
‘Didn’t you see me just come downstairs out of the f***ing elevator?’ Harrold tells the manager. The manager protests, saying: ‘I’m trying to help.’
Harrold replies: ‘My son has nothing to do with her.’ The woman once again repeats her demand to see the phone, saying: ‘No, he’s not leaving. Show me the proof.’
Harrold refuses and begins to walk away from the lobby toward what appear to be the elevators. ‘You better get on,’ Harrold tells the woman.
The woman, who appears to be highly distressed, walks toward Harrold and his son, saying: ‘No, I’m not letting him walk away with my phone.’ While the video is not clear, the woman appears to lunge toward Harrold and his son.
In the next frame, she is seen on the ground as the manager helps her back to her feet. ‘No, please get my phone back,’ the woman begs the manager.
The video clip ends with the woman once again approaching Harrold in an attempt to get the phone.