A San Francisco woman who along with her husband confronted a neighbor for stenciling a Black Lives Matter message on his Pacific Heights property has apologized, and her husband has lost his job.
The confrontation was caught on video and has been viewed by millions. It shows Lisa Alexander and her husband Robert Larkins confronting James Juanillo for stenciling Black Lives Matter in chalk on a retaining wall in front of his own home.
Alexander, CEO of skincare company LaFace, is seen in the video threatening to call police and insisting Juanillo did not live at the home.
Larkins has since been fired from his job at financial firm Raymond James, NBC Bay Area learned Monday morning.
Juanillo said he's received a lot of support since the incident.
"I don't recommend this for any other person of color, other protesters," he said. "Do not dare your 'Karens' to call the cops. The reason I felt confident to do that is because I actually know all the cops in my area because I've lived here 18 years."
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As for Alexander, despite her apology, some brands including Birch Box have cut ties with her and her skin care line.
