A doorman who was subject to a mum’s racist rant has said he hopes she's learned her lesson. Justine Morrison has since been cautioned and lost her job.
A doorman who was the victim of a mum’s racist rant has broken his silence – and says he hopes the culprit has learned her lesson.after accepting responsibility for the ugly spat.
He said: ‘In this day and age everyone should be getting on with each other – no matter your race or ethnicity. The dad-of-two posted the video of the incident on Facebook the next morning – where it was viewed thousands of times.He said: ‘I feel down about it. It shouldn’t have happened in the first place.
‘She should have got more punishment in the eyes of the law. But at least she has suffered some other deserved repercussions.’
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