HVAC Technician Films Client Calling Cops On Him In Viral TikTok

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This is the moment an hvac grants technician filmed one of his clients as she 'called 911' to claim he was threatening her and that she was 'shaking' with fear.
Alonzo Harmon's short clip of the incident in Golden Valley, , has gone viral on with the caption reading: 'Here's a sample of what life is like being a black man in America.'
The air conditioning worker filmed himself with the woman as she yelled 'I'm so scared' in an apparent call to police.
As the sobbing woman tries to claim that she is frightened and intimidated by Harmon and urgently needs a responder, he calmly asks: 'What threat did I make towards you, ma'am?'
The video was filmed in November last year but was uploaded by Harmon this week, where it has subsequently gone viral with 5.5 million views and almost 600k likes.
Alonzo Harmon's short clip of the incident in Golden Valley, Minnesota, has gone viral on TikTok with the caption reading: 'Here's a sample of what life is like being a black man in America'
'She is on the phone with 911 right now,' Harmon calmly tells the camera.
The woman is heard on the call saying: 'He said I'm rude, and he's just frightened me right now.'
But the bewildered technician appears confused by her reaction: 'She said I just threatened her.

What threat?
'What threat did I make towards you?' he asks.
The panicked woman does not respond to the question.
In the next clip, the woman appears even more distressed as she urges police to come quicker.
She can be heard making crying noises down the phone as Harmon, standing several feet away outside the garage, looks on perplexed.
'I'm scared right now.

I'm shaking,' she tells 911. 'Please. Please. I'm so scared right now.'
Harmon suggests that the woman's tears are not real.
'What in the world is this, boy? I ain't going to lie - I've never in my life had to deal with no bulls**t like this.
Never in my life.'
One concerned commenter responded to the viral video: 'Are you ok? Update please!!'
Another wrote: 'It's a shame you were treated like that man no reason for that. I hope you're doing OK.'
A third wrote: 'Mann this is no joke this is scary how people can just do that and involve the law.

Please update us.'
'What in the world is this, boy?

I ain't going to lie - I've never in my life had to deal with no bulls**t like this. Never in my life,' Harmon said
In the next clip, the woman appears even more distressed as she urges police to come quicker
A police report detailed two officers from Golden Valley Police Department responded to the woman's call but took no further action.
'The officers spoke with the gentleman recording the video, and he left with no further investigation taking place involving the incident that was called in. That is all the information we have,' a spokesperson for the police department said.
Harmon explained to Storyful that the woman in the clip started to ask him 'off-topic questions' about his job as he finished up work of the air conditioning.
He said the woman tried to grab his phone as he was leaving the property before she then rang the police.
'I told her if she calls the police I will wait for them out by my van then I started to record her when she called them,' Harmon told Storyful.
'The police did eventually arrive for a couple of minutes.

They talked to both of us and just asked me to leave to deescalate the situation.'