Public Ridicule of a Senior Citizen by American Library Employee in Maryland

Patricia McGurk <patricialouisemcgurk@gmail.com>

10:21 AM (2 minutes ago)
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Ms. Holyfield-Jewett,

Please forward this email to the entire Rockville Memorial Library Board of Directors and Communications List for me.

When I asked a gentleman next to me in the computer area to stop making
threatening sounds he seemed to direct toward me because I had sneezed,
the employee (young, brown hair, wears reading glasses) seated at the
"Info" desk of the Rockville Memorial Library walked over aggressively
toward me and blamed me publicly for what the man had done, in a
physically threatening manner while I (a senior citizen and woman) was
seated. She demeaned me and threatened me again as if I were a child
"in trouble" with authority.

The man across from me apologized to me for what he had done, and I
resolved this with him as I had planned. She interfered in my private
life and seems to think she has the right to commit this crime of hatred
toward me, although I don't know her, and she simply broke the law
regarding my constitutional rights during this time period where the
United States is being investigated for human slavery crimes against me
and others.

I report her behavior toward me in the public air as unacceptable. She
walked away from where she was standing near me, and did not offer an
apology for her public ridicule crime against me, a form of a hatred
crime. I am a well-known victim of American hate crimes, and I simply
object to yet another generation of "haters" being formed in the United
States to commit these crimes against people in their private lives,
myself included.

Thank you,

Patricia Louise McGurk

Patricialouisemcgurk@gmail.com