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‘I believe in white power’: Woman arrested after allegedly attacking Home Depot shopper in mask dispute

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news release from McHenry police.Waters said she let Hill know that if she was going to demand other customers wear their masks, then it was important for her to wear one as well, according to a Facebook post published by Waters detailing the interaction.“Then she took her mask all the way off, put it in her pocket and let me know she was going to spit and cough on me,” Waters wrote on Facebook.RELATED: ‘Costco Karen’ throws fit over face mask policy, Twitter video showsHill can be seen in the video holding her own phone up, as well as her middle finger, toward Waters and saying, “Yes I am entitled.

I’m white and I’m a woman.”Waters asks, “What does you being white have to do with you getting your way?”Hill responds, “Because I’m a white.

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