Marino said his client was forced to get a second Citi Bike after being 'heckled and pressured' to do so – after initially taking the bike when 'no individuals were on our touching' it. The first receipt shows the bike seen in the video was paid for and taken out before it was re-locked one minute later – identified by the number on the handle.Ī second receipt he says is proof of a second bike being taken from the same docking station, which Comrie used to ride home. Marino has vehemently denied these allegations on behalf of his client in a statement which refers to the receipts.Ī roughly 90 second video of the incident was posted on TikTok and Twitter shows Comrie arguing with a man outside of New York City's Bellevue Hospital (pictured) In the clip a friend of the man can be heard defending him, saying the woman - branded a 'Karen' after the video - was in fact trying to steal from him. 'She holds racial justice and equity dear, and has dedicated her life to serving NYC's most challenged individuals.'Ĭomrie, who had on blue scrubs emblazoned with 'NYC Health + Hospitals, could be seen screaming for help and tearing up as a crowd gathered around them when the video first emerged. In fact, Sarah is a dedicated healthcare worker who is six months pregnant. 'The facts have since proven this is a lie, but the damage has been done.
It read: 'She became embroiled in a much-publicized incident with a Citibike that unfairly painted her as a racist 'Karen.' The documents show that the ride was ultimately canceled, and she wasn't charged, before booking another bike minutes after the incidentĪ GoFundMe set up by her uncle has raised $51,109 of their goal, and will go towards paying her legal bills.
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