A white woman was filmed calling the cops on a black woman who stood in her doorway to take shelter from a storm

In the videos shared online, the homeowner can be seen on the phone talking to the police, asking them to come and arrest Darsell for standing in her doorway. When Darsell's Uber eventually arrives, she gets into it and tried to leave but the woman follows her, telling her not to leave and warning the driver that if he drives off, he will be aiding a criminal.

"If you go anywhere, you'll be committing a crime as well; you know that, right?" the homeowner tells the Uber driver.

The unnamed woman continues speaking on the phone with the police, informing them that the woman was trying to leave. She then reads out the car plate number to the phone operator on the other end.

Darsell has accused the woman of "white privilege".

In her post, Darsell wrote: "On Sunday afternoon, I was in Brooklyn walking to the train when a sudden rain storm began and I hid in the doorway OUTSIDE of a random apartment in Park Slope to shield myself from the rain and call an uber.

"No more than three minutes later a young woman who lives in the building opened the front door and told me that I can not stand there and had to leave.

"I told her I was not going to move (unbeknownst to her I was just waiting for my ride and would be leaving in a couple of minutes) so then she proceeded to call the police.

"#thisisamerica #permitpatty #bbqbecky #truth #whiteprivilege #callingthecops #pettypatty #america #accountability #wecandobetter #Police #epidemic #entitlement"

It is not known if police attended the incident.