Social media influencer speaks out after racist, bigoted incident on Christmas Eve
Arine Kim, who posted a TikTok of an anti-Asian attack, speaks to ABC News after the arrest of suspect Jordan Douglas Krah. UCLA student and social media influencer Arine Kim said she was racially harassed by a stranger at an In-N-Out Burger on Christmas Eve. Kim, 20, and her friend Elliot Ha, both of Korean descent, were recording a TikTok of themselves eating at the California fast-food chain when they were approached by a man who called them "weird homosexuals," according to Kim. The man asked about their race and ethnicity before making homophobic and anti-Asian comments, according to the TikTok video. In an interview with ABC News, Kim said the man was also bothering other In-N-Out customers. "I actually felt like my life was in danger and I wasn't sure if I was gonna get home that day," she said. Arine Kim after a day of work as a UCLA tour guide. Arine Kim Kim, who had been recording the interaction the whole time, ultimately decided to post the real-ti...