A woman was caught on video calling the police and claiming there was an 'African-American man threatening her life' after he reportedly told her to put her dog on a leash
NYPD officers were called to Central Park after a man and a woman got into a verbal altercation over a dog apparently being off-leash in a protected area.on Monday. As of Monday evening, the video has been viewed over two million times.
An NYPD spokeswoman told Insider that police were called to the Central Park Ramble over a reported assault and no arrests were made. New York City police were called to Central Park after a man and a woman got into a verbal altercation over her dog apparently being off-leash in a protected area. According to O'Donnell, police were called to the Central Park Ramble over a reported assault. When police arrived, they determined that the two individuals had "engaged in a verbal dispute." No arrests were made and no summons were issued. on Monday by Melody Cooper, a science-fiction and horror screenwriter. As of Monday evening, the video has been viewed over two million times.
The video appears to show a woman standing near her dog in a wooded area of the park. The dog does not appear to be on a leash.
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