Man charged over a racist video, James Iannazzo is rumored to be Bunnell High School Connecticut alumni.
James Iannazzo is a man from Fairfield who recently went viral due to his racist comments. He went to a Robeks in Black Rock Turnpike to get a smoothie. What followed after was an ugly war of words with the employees.
The video is going viral on Twitter and Reddit and the netizens want to get the background of the incident. Here is an update to the curiosity.
Is James Iannazzo From Bunnell High School Connecticut?
James Iannazzo is rumored to be from Bunnell High School. The internet is talking about if the man is a former student or is an active employee there.
As the video is making rounds on social media, people are trying really hard to find his identity. However, nothing can be confirmed as there are only discussions on it and nothing authentic of any sort to confirm it.
Similarly, there is nothing known on what basis the rumor started. The internet is unaware of his connection with the school or its name.
Hence, we can say that James’ profession and workplace are not known and it is not clear if he is in any way connected to the Connecticut school Bunnell High.
James Iannazzo Smoothie Viral Racist Video
James Iannazoo went to Robeks around 1 PM to get a smoothie. It was a normal purchase and he went home from there but after a few minutes, 911 got a call from him.
Iannazzo wanted a juvenile suffering emergency service. It was sent to his area as well but he again headed to the Robeks. Now, the middle-aged man started abusing the employee for putting peanuts in his smoothie.
The abuse went even far when he started using slurs for the workers’ immigrant status. The incident was recorded and he left before the arrival of the police.
According to the statement of James, he was very upset as his son was allergic to peanuts and he had asked them to give a smoothie without them. This led to him losing control and going back to the store to abuse them.
James Iannazzo Arrested Charges
James Iannazzo was arrested after the police were informed about the case. His charges include intimidation based on bigotry or bias, criminal trespass, and breach of peace.
His court hearing has been set at Bridgeport Superior Court for the 7th of February.