Susan Westwood, wanted by police for assaulting and threatening two women in Charlotte, North Carolina, was sentenced to an excellent criminal term and four criminal assignments over the weekend.(Photo courtesy of Chele Garris)

SUNSET BEACH, N.C. – Susan Westwood, locally known as "South Park Susan" it's turned into police after a viral video shows harassing two women in North Carolina.

Westwood was wanted for assaulting and threatening women after a video taken on Oct. 19 at the parking lot of a South Park apartment complex in Charlotte was shared more than 24,000 times. She also called 911 at the meeting, police said.

On October 30, the police issued a warrant for the 911 offense against Westwood, but the officers were unable to locate her. The police claimed that she had falsely claimed that people near her home were trying to get into nearby residences.

On Saturday, Westwood, 51, went to the Sunset Beach Police Department in the North Carolina coast. She was then transported to the Brunswick County Sheriff's Department and received the outstanding warrant and four criminal summonses.

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She faces charges, she has threatened and misused the 911 network.

Leisa and Mary Garris said that they were waiting for AAA when they said that Westwood had started harassing them. They said that the verbal exchange continued while the woman was using foul language and making derogatory remarks.

"What are we going to talk about tonight?" Westwood asks in the video. "To be hot, to be beautiful, to be white?"

Westwood undertakes to tell women that she earns $ 125,000. Since the video was made public, Westwood's employer, Spectrum Cable, has fired Westwood.

Patrick Paterno, director of public relations for Charter Communications, said in a statement from the company: "The incident recorded in Charlotte is a flagrant violation of the Code of Conduct of the Charter and clearly disregards the commitment of the society in favor of inclusion and respectful behavior ". Westwood's employment with the company was terminated with immediate effect. "

Westwood is also heard in the video asking if she should take out her concealed weapon.

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Contribute: Kendall Morris, WCNC-TV, Charlotte; The Associated Press.

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