Camila Ball

And I'm really just here to learn and to, you know, have my voice.

And it felt really, really wrong, especially when they began to put their hands on me.

Well, you know, there's a few moments of the event.

So the first bit was when he's first, you know, ejecting me and he begins to put his hands on me.

And I, you know, I bring my arm back to myself because I, you know, I'm like, who is this?

He's a guy in a blazer.

I thought it was some sort of clerk or something.

Yeah, there was no, there was no like identification.

There wasn't a badge.

There wasn't an ID that said, you know, he didn't say anything.

I'm a police, you have to go.

So I was very confused.

I thought it was just a regular person, like a clerk or something putting their hands on me, which I thought was very wrong.

And then my thoughts in that moment was like, it feels like my rights are being violated and I don't consent to this and I don't consent to these hands on me and I don't consent

to being ejected without doing anything wrong, really.

Correct.

And I kept asking.

I said, what's happening?

I have a right to understand not just what was happening on a deferral basis and on the item basis, which I also have a right to understand, but I have a right to understand why you're putting your hands on me and why you're rejecting me out, which you're not telling me.

You're just doing it.