After a disturbing event at Edmonds Playground in Fort Greene, Hadasa Karavanibozak was arrested.
The community has made a strong effort to give up. The lady who threw hot coffee at a guy at a Brooklyn playground has finally turned herself in.
Indian in origin, Ashish Prashar is not Palestinian. Because of the scarf he was wearing, Karavanibozak assumed he was a Muslim.
A cellphone video that the police published purportedly shows a woman cursing and hurling hot coffee at a forty-year-old man with a Palestinian scarf and his little kid at a playground.
After her photograph appeared on several wanted posters across her block on Grand Army Plaza, Karavanibozak turned herself in.
Her charges turned into divisive comments that called Prashar names and made deplorable claims about his upbringing.
Raised in London, Prashar is of Indian origin. He was wearing the keffiyeh, the traditional headscarf worn by males in Palestine.
“My people are all dogs,” she murmured. “Are you aware that children are burned by your people?” “I hope someone burns your baby in an oven,” Prashar remarked.
When Prashar took out his phone to record the event, the lady misplaced it. The dad snatched up his kid and sprinted toward them, and she threw her phone and a cup of hot coffee at them.
Thankfully, Prashar and his kid came out of this uncomfortable meeting unscathed.
It’s also important to stress that Prashar himself made it very evident that Karavanibozak’s conduct did not reflect the views of the larger Jewish community.
