'South Park Susan' Fired & Facing Legal Action After Racist Harassment Video Goes Viral

Justice is served!
A few days ago in the South Park area of Charlotte, North Carolina, a white woman named Susan J. Westwood was caught on video harassing her black neighbors while they were outside waiting for AAA to help them with car trouble.
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As you can see in the video (below), things escalate pretty quickly as Westwood clearly can’t handle herself properly, making it a scary incident for innocent neighbors Leisa and Mary Garris:

WTF?!?! That video is INFURIATING!!! But thankfully, justice is coming — swift and sweet!
For one, the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department has now issued a criminal summons to Westwood on two counts of communicating threats and two counts of simple assault, which will put her in legal hot water at least for now.
The Camden Fairview Apartments, where the incident took place, has now begun the eviction process on Westwood, as well.
And her place of work, Charter Communications has terminated her employment effective immediately, according to a report by WBTV.
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The Garris sisters have hired an attorney to represent them on any potential civil matters arising from this disturbing situation, and the lawyer — Michael Phillips — commented on the justice present here after the video went viral:

“These Garris sisters didn’t feel safe. So we worked toward making them feel safe. When I spoke with them and their legal counsel they agreed that that behavior was not going to be tolerated at their apartment complex … These events happen nationwide. But then it happens here at home in Charlotte.”

Clearly, with as many times as we’ve heard unfortunate stories like this in the past year, it can happen anywhere!
At least some justice has been served in this case.
[Image via Twitter.]