美国马萨诸塞州波士顿市一名戴特朗普帽子的公用事业工人被解雇，原因是据称一名妇女因汽车保险杠贴纸而在家门外骚扰她报告来自WFXT。
据说，这名未透露姓名的男子正在驾驶一辆公司车辆，这时他注意到杰西·贝内特的车停在她位于波士顿郊区贝尔蒙特的家外面。他显然被展示他不同意的政治观点的保险杠贴纸激怒了，他把车停在班纳特的车后面。据说，当他开始不停地按工作车的喇叭时，他正在大声播放保守的谈话广播。班纳特听到这些声音，就出去了，在那里她遇到了那个男人。
这名男子似乎对保险杠贴纸感到特别生气，其中包括总统候选人伊丽莎白·沃伦的竞选贴纸、家庭平等委员会宣传“促进男女同性恋、双性恋和变性者家庭平等”的贴纸以及支持国家公园的贴纸。
“他说他不同意我汽车后面的东西，他认为我们国家出了问题，诸如此类的事情，”班尼特对文博会说。"它来自这样一个愤怒的地方，所以真的很吓人。"
班纳特家的监控摄像头拍下的视频显示，当这个男人喊着什么时，她的妻子和他们的小孩正从货车旁走过，并捕捉到这个男人在班纳特和他交往之前反复喊着“失败者”。
作为事件升级贝内特开始在智能手机上录制视频。这个人看起来好战，说话含糊不清。他穿着一件黄色工作服，戴着一顶红色特朗普2020帽子。
“你喝醉了还是怎么的？”班纳特在视频中问道。
“不，我只是讨厌你车上所有的[脏话，”男人回答。
视频对抗结束前，班纳特要求这个男人离开。
“你有什么问题？去别的地方。她告诉那个男人:“你是那个因为不喜欢别人的保险杠贴纸而在他们家门口停下来的人。”“我不会在特朗普的房子前尖叫，早上第一件事就是炸雷切尔·玛多。”
据报道，一名邻居打电话报警，但这名男子在当局到达之前已经离开。据说警方正在调查这起事件。
此人工作的公用事业公司国家电网是一家跨国公司，为美国东北部330多万人提供天然气和电力。
公司在解雇一名员工之前终止了他的雇佣关系声明评论事件并解释他们的决定。
声明称:“在得知这一事件后，我们审查了视频证据，为她所经历的向客户道歉，从今天起，视频中的员工不再是国家电网的员工。”。“我们对国家电网包容性和多样性的坚定承诺包括，作为人类同胞，始终相互尊重。”
TRUMP HAT-WEARING UTILITY WORKER FIRED AFTER ALLEGEDLY HARASSING WOMAN ABOUT BUMPER STICKERS
A Boston, Massachusetts area utility worker wearing a Trump hat has been fired, after allegedly harassing a woman outside her home due to bumper stickers on her car, according to a report from WFXT.
The unnamed man was said to be driving a company vehicle when he noticed Jessie Bennet's car parked outside her home in Belmont, a suburb of Boston. Apparently enraged by the bumper stickers showcasing political views he disagreed with, he pulled over and parked in back of Bennet's car. He was said to be loudly playing conservative talk radio as he began continuously honking the horn of his work van. Bennet heard the noises and went outside, where she was confronted by the man.
The man seems to have taken particular umbrage with bumper stickers including a campaign sticker for presidential candidate Elizabeth Warren, a Family Equality Council sticker that promoted "advancing equality for LGBTQ families" and stickers supporting national parks.
"He said he disagreed with the things on the back of my car, and he thought that we were what was wrong with the country, and that kind of thing," Bennett said to WFXT. "It was coming from such a place of anger, so it was really intimidating."
Footage taken by a security camera on Bennet's home shows her wife and their young child walking by the van as the man shouts something, and captures the man repeatedly yelling "loser" before Bennet engages with him.
As the incident escalated, Bennet began recording a video on her smartphone. The man appears belligerent and seems to be slurring his speech. He is wearing a yellow work shirt with a red Trump 2020 hat.
"Are you drunk or something?" Bennet asks in the video.
"No, I just hate all your [expletive] on your car," the man replies.
Before the video confrontation ends, Bennet asks the man to leave.
"What's your problem? Go someplace else. You're the one who's stopping in front of somebody's house because you dislike their bumper stickers," she tells the man. "I don't go in front of any Trump person's house and scream and blast 'Rachel Maddow' first thing in the morning."
A neighbor reportedly called police to report the incident, but the man had left before authorities arrived. Police are said to be investigating the incident.
The utility company the man worked for, National Grid, is a multinational business that supplies over 3.3 million people in the northeastern U.S. with gas and electricity.
The company terminated the man's employment before releasing a statement commenting on the incident and explaining their decision.
"Upon learning of the incident, we reviewed the video evidence, apologized to the customer for what she experienced, and as of today, the worker in the video is no longer an employee of National Grid," the statement says. "Our strong commitment to inclusion and diversity at National Grid includes demonstrating respect at all times to one another as fellow human beings."
