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‘Oh, I’m Harassing?’ White Woman Called 911 on Black Men Playing Basketball—Then, a Black Cop Showed Up

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Published On: July 22, 2025
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What started as a friendly game of basketball on a quiet day at an apartment complex turned into a viral moment of reckoning, one that many are calling a small but satisfying win against everyday racism.

It was just a regular afternoon when a group of Black men decided to shoot some hoops on the community basketball court. Nothing loud, nothing unruly, just friends enjoying the sun and the sport. One of the players lived in the complex, making it perfectly fine for them to use the space and invite others along.

But the simple game quickly took a turn.

 Out of nowhere, a barefoot white woman approached the court. She, too, appeared to live in the complex. Though her discomfort seemed less about rules and more about who was playing. Despite the normalcy of the scene, she took issue with it and began telling the men to leave.

One of the players’ girlfriends, known online as Keyylashae2, got a call from her boyfriend about the situation. She rushed over and began recording what unfolded. In the caption of her now-viral TikTok video, she wrote, “[The woman] was told several times to stop harassing them, but continued to do so. My BF and his friends were very respectful and didn’t feed into her foolishness.”

Throughout the video, the woman made strange comments, at one point snapping that the court wasn’t “free 99.” She lingered around the area, peering at the players through the gate like she was monitoring a crime scene.

Eventually, she escalated the situation and called the police.

But her plan didn’t go quite the way she imagined.

Three officers arrived, with a black cop as the leader. She claimed the men were trespassing on private property. But instead of siding with her, the officer quickly turned the tables and calmly told her to stop “harassing these people.”

Surprised and clearly not expecting that response, the woman fired back, “Oh, I’m harassing?” She even called the officer “babe” mid-conversation and began walking away as he was still speaking.

She led the officer to a sign at the court’s entrance, which, according to Keyylashae2, clearly stated that residents were allowed to use the court and could bring guests. Social media users flooded the TikTok video’s comment section within hours. One sarcastically wrote, “Playing basketball??? In a basketball court??? The horror!”

Another took issue with the woman’s strange remark: “The microaggression… I would have said, What does ‘free 99’ mean?!” Someone else remarked, “And it’s not Free 99 for that bail she has to post.” Many others showed frustration and disbelief: “Ugh, put some shoes on… gross. Karen needs to stop bothering people.”

 Another pressing question echoed in the comments: “So why aren’t they ever arrested for false reports… that’s what kills me.” Incidents like this, where 911 is used as a weapon against Black people, too often lead to traumatic outcomes. But this time, the story took a surprisingly wholesome turn.

In a follow-up, Keyylashae2 shared an unexpected twist: “I didn’t get it on video, but the Black cop started playing ball with them too! Happy ending.”

At the video’s end, there’s a brief moment that appears to show the woman being handcuffed, though no official arrest has been confirmed. Still, one comment captured the lingering thought many had: “I wonder if it would have been the same ending if the Black cop wasn’t there? Just wondering.”

But if there’s one thing everyone seemed to agree on, it was this: “Harassing people for playing basketball at a basketball court is crazy.”

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Mohar Battacharjee

Mohar is a passionate MCU fan, cricket enthusiast, and a big fan of rom-coms. When she’s not re-watching a Marvel classic or catching a game, she’s either power-napping or browsing the latest MCU updates. As a Senior Editor and entertainment writer at Inquisitr now, she loves to shape her thoughts into words and bring stories to life—because that's what she does the best.

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