Kamira Trent: a woman defends Spanish speakers during a confrontation in Colorado

The two women, fingers crossed, clearly thought that the issue was too important.

Linda Dwire was outraged by two Spanish speaking women in the aisle of a Rifle grocery store in Colorado on Monday. She confronted them about what she thought was an erosion of American values.

Another woman then intervened to restore civility in a personal moment inflamed by national tensions over American immigration policy and identity.

"I call the cops. You leave these women alone! Get out! "Hurls Kamira Trent in a video taken by one of the women.

"You come from a generation -" Dwire began.

Trent the cup. "No, I do not .. I have respect You do not harass people."

Dwire points to Trent.

"You will lose your country," she says. "You know what, you're going to lose this country."

Dwire heads into the driveway while Trent continues, and a store employee goes on the hunt. "You do not harass Hispanic women!" Said Trent.

Trent called the police and Dwire was arrested and charged with two counts of biased harassment, according to an affidavit of his arrest obtained by the Washington Post. Dwire has been released on bail and is scheduled to appear in court next month, BuzzFeed said.

Trent did not return a request for comment, any more than Fabiola Velasquez, who shot the video. Velasquez and his friend Isabel Marin are from Mexico, announced BuzzFeed.

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Dwire could not be contacted for comment, although she told the police officer that she had found the "offensive" Spanish, according to the police officer. affidavit. Dwire asked the women if they liked living in the United States. They told him yes.

"Linda told them to speak English and be American," said Sgt. Carlos Cornejo wrote.

Dwire asserted that she exercised her freedom of expression and did not raise her voice with both women, which contradicts the stories of other women involved. Dwire told them to leave the country, wrote Cornejo.

Dwire continued screaming and yelling at the entrance to the City Market as Cornejo approached. She told a shop assistant that "it's what's wrong in our country" with a wave of hands, he wrote.

She ignored the orders to stop and was handcuffed after trying to get away, wrote Cornejo.

Marin told Cornejo that she was starting to get away because Dwire "was very aggressive and feared to hurt her." Velasquez had two young children with her, Cornejo wrote. The two women were crying, he added.

Dwire told BuzzFeed that she was not racist.

"It has nothing to do with race. It's a patriotic affair, "she said at the exit. "When people come to my country, they have to love him enough to speak English."

Trent told BuzzFeed that she had originally intervened to defuse the situation, but she maintained her position after the situation became heated.

"To let that happen is really what's wrong in our country," she said.

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