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A woman confronts a racist Kevin and several other people in a crowd at a Washington lake after her sister almost drowns.
NORTH WASHINGTON STATE – A recent incident captured on video at a local lakefront has ignited a public outcry, with claims of racial discrimination and alleged negligence involving children in distress. The video, uploaded by user "mekdamack" on August 27, 2025, documents a heated confrontation between a group of individuals and a man identified by the video's creator as "Racist Kevin." According to the video's on-screen text, the man allegedly removed a ladder from the dock while children were attempting to exit the water. The video claims the children were struggling to hold onto the dock due to strong currents and submerged seaweed and moss, and were "holding on for dear life." The author states, "He said, 'No. Go around' as they later started to drown before I saved em." The video further alleges that the man had previously allowed "all the yt kids" (presumably white children) to use the ladder. During the filmed confrontation, the author is heard using strong language, directly addressing the man and others on the dock. At one point, she points at a woman and states, "As I was saving em from drowning these girls said 'well YOU PEOPLE shouldn't be swimming here'." The woman in question does not visibly respond to this specific accusation in the video footage. Another individual is heard attempting to de-escalate the situation, saying "it's okay, it's okay." Comments on the video reflect a range of reactions, from outrage and support for the author to skepticism regarding the full context of the events. One commenter stated, "CHILDREN DROWNING????? Racism is so strong still …….im so sorry they experienced that…those poor kids❤️." Another suggested, "Go to a lawyer with this video," highlighting the serious nature of the allegations. Conversely, a comment read, "It’s their ladder, if they don’t want THAT DNA on it, it’s their choice. I talked to the owner, he was afraid you were going to steal it." This suggests a differing perspective on the ownership and use of the ladder. The incident has sparked a discussion online about public access to recreational areas, racial tensions, and the responsibility of bystanders in emergencies. Local authorities have not yet released a statement regarding the incident.
A woman confronts a racist Kevin and several other people in a crowd at a Washington lake after her sister almost drowns.