Toddler Tries to Intervene as Black Female Attacks His Mother in Salem, New Jersey

27 year old white mother on an afternoon stroll with her 2 year old son was attacked and viciously beaten by a black female in Salem, New Jersey. As the apparent racist kept beating the mother, the toddler desperately pleaded for the violence to stop and tried to intervene by kicking at the monster.

The suspect has already been identified as 25 year old Latia Harris of Salem, but at the time of this post, has still been at large. Salem Chief of Police John J. Pelura III said Latia Harris is facing charges of aggravated assault and two counts of making terrorist threats.

The assault took place Tuesday June 24, 2014 on a path that leads through a grassy and wooded area between the McDonald’s restaurant on East Broadway and the Harvest Point Apartments on Grieves Parkway. In the video, the suspect appears to wear a McDonald’s restaurant employee colors.

Several bystanders witnessed the assault, but none had enough balls to intervene. Unlike the toddler. This I believe is the direct result of North America’s thorough descent into a police state – the cops heavily enforce their monopoly on violence. People don’t dare do good deeds anymore for fear of becoming targets of the police state.

Furthermore, due to deeply embedded and enforced societal misandry, if a man attempted to interfere, he would be crucified by feminazis and their hoards of lapdogs for it. Similarly, if a white person attempted to interfere, there would be no end to riots by the blacks and the herds of leftist sheeple calling for justice for this poor black woman who was so brutally violated by the homophobic, bigoted slave owner.

At 0:33, the assailant can even be heard threatening to kick the toddler in the face. The assault concludes with the attacker spitting on the victim and walking away.

Hopefully the toddler will remember the lesson he has learned for the rest of his life.

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