I'm Just Selling Novelty Items! Why You Call The Law On Me?

San Francisco woman makes a fool of herself calling the law on street vendor.

A San Francisco woman is dubbed "Permit Betty" after she called the law on a street vendor. A Black man happened to catch wind of this and decided to record her making the call.

Derrick Perryman saw Rene Folena harassing a street vendor because she had no permit to sell merchandise.

Folena was on the phone complaining about the woman. So it turned into viral event when Perryman called her out for "[messing] with people trying to make a living."



Once the video hit social media, Folena got tagged. She also got a public shaming as well as a cannon firing.

Folena who worked for a community activist group that deals with homelessness in San Francisco soon found herself out of position.

Yerba Buena Community Benefit District said that the woman in the video, "no longer works on behalf of the district."

"An employee of a service provider misrepresented the YBCBD," the district wrote on Twitter. "That individual no longer works on behalf of the district. This individual was not a direct employee of the YBCBD and we take responsibility for anyone who works on our behalf."

Felona has responded to the criticism by saying that her privacy was being violated and she had a right to call the law on illegal activity.

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