The White Woman Who Claimed An African American Man Was Threatening Her Life Has Been Fired

Amy Cooper, the White woman who called 911 to claim an African American man was threatening her life, has been fired hours after she was placed on administrative leave.

 

Amy, who was the Head of Insurance Investment Solutions at Franklin Templeton, was fired one day after the May 25th incident in New York's Central Park. 

 

White woman who claimed an African American man was threatening her life has been fired hours after she was placed on administrative leave

 

The announcement was made on Twitter by her employer. 

 

White woman who claimed an African American man was threatening her life has been fired hours after she was placed on administrative leave

 

Franklin Templeton tweeted via its official Twitter account: "Following our internal review of the incident in Central Park yesterday, we have made the decision to terminate the employee involved, effective immediately. We do not tolerate racism of any kind at Franklin Templeton."


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