Chesco Woman 'Accused Of Being Mexican' By Men In Bulletproof Vests: Report

KENNETT SQUARE, PA — A Chester County woman is lodging a complaint with police after several man in bulletproof vests showed up at her door and accused her of "being Mexican," according to a media report.

The Delaware County Times reports that Brenda Flax was alone at her home when the men, who were also wearing badges but did not identify themselves as police, knocked on the door.

Flax described the men as aggressive and intimidating. One of the men asked her what mushroom farm her husband worked at, to which Flax responded that her husband was a police officer in Harrisburg.

When she demanded the men leave, they turned to go, but one turned and spoke.

"You better hope you’re not Mexican because Donald Trump is president and he’s getting rid of all you people. He’s sending you back from where you came from," the man reportedly said, according to Flax.

An investigation turned up that the men were from Par North America, a company which repossesses cars, the report states. In an official statement, the company said they do not condone that behavior.

The men had no official business at the Flax home.

Flax has filed a complaint but police have found no evidence of criminal wrongdoing.

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