White Woman Called Cops on Black 14-Year-Old Washington State Boy, Accusing Him of Pushing Her at Park. Police Charge Her Instead After Multiple Witnesses Allege She Was Aggressor

A Washington state woman was charged with a hate crime after allegedly trying to pin an assault on a Black and Hispanic teenager she reportedly shouted racial slurs and insults at. Jennifer Vincent faces a malicious harassment charge with a hate crime designation, fourth-degree assault, and resisting arrest for the Oct. 25 incident. Jennifer Vincent appear in court in crutches. (Credit: Video Screengrab/Fox13) Vincent, who is white, called police to Pioneer Park in Puyallup, Washington, that day to report that she had been assaulted by a 14-year-old boy, according to court documents obtained by KING5News. When responding officers arrived at the park, multiple witnesses told them that Vincent was the aggressor. Several people told police that Vincent was “shouting racial and derogatory statements” to the teen and to “other Hispanic people.” The teenager who was the subject of Vincent’s 911 call told officers that Vincent approached a family celebrating their daughter’s quinceañera at the park and “told them to go back to their country,” according to court documents. Vincent then allegedly walked over to the teen and a group he was with and repeated those same statements. She reportedly “told him to go back to where he came from and...