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The skin care brand Rodan + Fields fired a white contractor in South Carolina who allegedly assaulted a black teenager in a pool and told him that it belonged to him. The company, Stephanie Sebby-Strempel, was no longer affiliated with the company after reviewing the "law enforcement statements" and determined that it had violated the company's policy. company, the statement said.
"We do not tolerate any form of violence and we pride ourselves on the inclusion and acceptance of all." Sebby-Strempel, 38 years old, was charged with third-degree aggression after hitting a 15-year-old boy in the face and chest during a meeting at the pool on June 24 in New York.Summerville, South Carolina, according to an incident report from the Dorchester County Sheriff's Office
Authorities also accused Sebby-Strempel of having resisted arrest after she allegedly bit a detective from the sheriff and would have pushed another into a wall, do not tolerate violence of any kind and pride ourselves on embracing the inc lusion and acceptance of all. Please note that this person is not an employee of Rodan + Fields, but an independent contractor. We ask this individual to reiterate our corporate values
– Rodan + Fields HQ (@RodanFieldsHQ) June 26, 2018
Citing the unidentified teenager, the report alleges that Sebby- Strempel called the boy a "punk", used "racial slurs" and said that he did not belong to the community pool – even though a family friend who lives in the neighborhood l & # 39; 39, invited.
A video posted on Facebook by a woman who identified herself as the teenage aunt seemed to show Sebby-Strempel several times telling her to "go out" while she was hitting her. his camera while he was recording the confrontation.
"No child, including mine or anyone else, ever deserves this type of abuse or treatment," the mother of the teenager, who is not a child. has not been identified, told reporters at a press conference, according to the affiliate of the WCBD BNC
Efforts to reach Sebby-Strempel on Sunday were not crowned with success
compared the encounter to other recent in cidents of apparent racial prejudices – including "Permit Patty" and "Becky BBQ" – Dubbing of Sebby-Strempel "Patrol Pool Paula."
