Jun 23, 2018
permitpatty aka Alison Ettel called the police on a young black girl for selling water wihout a permit. permitpatty sells cannabis treatments for people and dogs for a living.
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permitpatty aka Alison Ettel called the police on a young black girl for selling water wihout a permit. permitpatty sells cannabis treatments for people and dogs for a living.
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White kids:
Black girl: *tries to sell water*
WHITE WOMAN™: sELlinG WatEr WitHOuT a peRmIT? NoT oN My WaTcH
Remember 'BBQ Becky'? The internet thinks this woman could be her best friend. Recently, a video went viral, showing an angry woman allegedly calling the police on an 8-year-old girl who was illegally selling water on the street. Meet 'Permit Patty.'
I love that she’s already lost business because of her bigotry.
How cute is she?
We can now call her Lying Patty.
It appears that despite her claim that she was only  “pretending” to call the police, Alison Ettel aka Permit Patty called the cops after all and her police recording was just released.
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Alison Ettel, 44, did call 911 on an 8-year-old girl selling water on the sidewalk outside her apartment. Dubbed #PermitPatty, Ettel claimed she "pretended" to call.
Alison Ettel, the 44-year-old white woman from San Francisco who claims she asked politely for 8-year-old Jordan Rogers, an African-American, to sell her water more quietly. She also said she’d only pretended to call police on the child in an interview with the San Francisco Chronicle. But Bay Area TV station KTVU obtained the 911 recording and it tells another story.
“…911 what’s you location,” the emergency dispatcher asks. “Oh, yes. I’m on the sidewalk …I have someone who does not have a vendor permit who’s selling water across from the ball park.” The dispatcher takes a few moments to respond, “Uh …” She asks, “Is there someone I can talk to about that?” He hesitates for a moment then offers to transfer her to police. “Great, thank you.” He connects her and the call ends.
KTVU reported the call came in as a “suspicious person” report and confirmed the call came from Ettel’s cell phone number.
