A woman in a Manhattan hotel lobby grabbed a fourteen-year-old boy by the neck and wrestled him to the floor, shouting that he had stolen her phone. Keyon Harrold Jr. was standing next to his father, waiting to go to breakfast. Her phone was in an Uber. 26th December 2020, the Arlo SoHo hotel. Keyon Harrold Sr. is a well-known jazz trumpeter. He was there with his son for the Christmas holiday. A woman, Miya Ponsetto, 22, approached them in the lobby and accused the boy of taking her iPhone. The father filmed what followed. On the video she lunges at the child, grabs him, and pulls him down. The hotel manager asks the boy to show the phone in his hand — the boy's own phone — and when the father objects, the manager keeps pressing the child rather than the woman assaulting him. Then the hotel's staff ask to see the boy's phone again. While this is happening, an Uber driver is on his way back to the hotel with the woman's phone, which she had left in his car. She was later charged. She eventually pleaded guilty to unlawful imprisonment as a hate crime and received two years' probation. Here is the detail that makes this a post and not just an ugly video. The adults in that lobby were presented with a woman physically attacking a child, and a child standing still next to his father. And the instinct of the staff — paid, trained, professional staff — was to ask the child to prove himself. He was fourteen years old, in a hotel his family had paid for, standing beside his own father, going to breakfast.