The 8-year-old girl, who a white woman allegedly called the police on for selling bottled water, will go to Disneyland because of the goodwill of a generous man.

Following a viral video showing the woman reportedly on a call with the cops to report the San Francisco girl for selling water, the young girl and woman's lives have drastically changed for the better and worse, respectively. The woman identified as Alison Ettel and pegged "Permit Patty" by the internet, has defended herself against allegations of racism.  

Ettel told HuffPost that the girl and her mother were outside of her office building "screaming" to attract buyers. After a period, Ettel said she confronted the two and claimed to call police because the young girl didn't have a permit to sell water.

“They were screaming about what they were selling,” Ettel told HuffPost. “It was literally nonstop. It was every two seconds, ‘Come and buy my water.’ It was continuous and it wasn’t a soft voice, it was screaming.”

Ettel, who reportedly runs a marijuana business, claims she supports enterprising young women and that her call to police was entirely fake.  

“It was stupid,” she told HuffPost. “I completely regret that I handled that so poorly. It was completely stress-related, and I should have never confronted her. That was a mistake, a complete mistake. Please don’t make me sound horrible.”

It turns out the young girl was raising money for a trip to Disneyland. The girl and her mother, Instagram user Ladyesowavy, received a flood of support after the video went viral from those tired of white people calling the cops on black people for during mundane things. 

Musician Jonathon Brannon was one of those people and he reached out to the mother and daughter. He reportedly bought four tickets to Disneyland for the young girl. 

  

Here's the video of the girl learning about Brannon's generosity:  

Since Ettel's interview with HuffPost, someone who claims to be the cousin of the mother and daughter harassed by Ettel claimed Ettel lied about the details of the incident. User Ethiopian Gold shared the initial video which went viral on Twitter.  

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