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FARGO, N.D. (AP) — The Latest on a North Dakota woman who was shown in a video threatening Muslim women in a Walmart parking lot (all times local):
6 p.m.
Authorities say a North Dakota woman has met with two of the Muslim women she was shown threatening in an online video, and all "expressed their sincere regrets" and apologized.
Fargo Police Chief David Todd posted a photo on Facebook Thursday of Amber Hensley of Mapleton with her arms around Leyla Hassan and Sarah Hassan, with Todd in the background.
Todd said the women "have come together and talked through this incident."
Hensley had said she was upset that the car the women were in was parked too close to her car. One of the women who was threatened recorded video of Hensley shouting at the women "We're going to kill all of you" and posted it on Facebook.
Hensley also had said one of the women she yelled at insulted Jesus, but Sarah Hassan told The Forum of Fargo that did not happen.
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4:50 p.m.
A North Dakota woman has lost her job and Fargo police are investigating after she was shown in a video threatening Muslim women in a Walmart parking lot.
Amber Hensley of Mapleton says she was upset that the car the women were in was parked too close to her car.
In the video , Hensley shouts at the women "We're going to kill all of you." One of the women who was threatened recorded the video and posted it on Facebook Tuesday night.
Hensley told KVRR-TV in a Facebook message that she lost her cool and wishes she could take her comments back. In her apology she said one of the women she yelled at insulted Jesus, but the women deny having done so.
A partner at Horab & Wentz, the Fargo accounting firm where Hensley worked as a part-time secretary, confirms that she has since been fired.
The three women in the car are originally from Somalia. The Minnesota chapter of the Council on American-Islamic Relations has invited Hensley to meet with the Fargo Muslim community.
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Corrects that woman shown threatening the Muslim women in the video is from North Dakota, not Minnesota.
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