Levina Brown calls out Karens while driving through police checkpoint
A woman who filmed her interaction with police at a checkpoint is being hailed as an ‘anti-Karen’, and the hero Victoria needs right now after she took aim at the “f***wits” doing the wrong thing.
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Levina Brown is the hero we all needed after the annoying plague of Karens blighted Victoria in the past weeks.
Ms Brown has been lauded for her Facebook video taking aim at Karens and serial pest Eve Black as she passes through a police checkpoint displaying immaculate manners and kindness towards the officers.
Anti-makers and Karens have come under fire in recent weeks after flouting rules and directives from the state government.
But Ms Brown delivered the perfect response, which has 14,000 likes on Facebook.
“Okay, this is going to be for all my brothers and sisters of this earth who are actually doing the right thing,” she says in the video.
“And this is to show all the Karens and all the Eves how this is really done.”
Ms Brown comically says she is so nervous and asks for god to give her strength as she approaches the police checkpoint.
“Give me strength so I’m not a f***wit like all the others,” she said.
“Oh I’m so nervous. Oh deary we’re getting close.”
She then turns the lights in the car out so she “doesn’t draw attention to herself”.
As Ms Brown approaches the checkpoint she winds her window down ready to talk to the police who ask her how she is.
She responds by saying she’s good and politely asks the officer how she is doing.
The policewoman then asks Ms Brown, who is travelling home to Loch, what her reason for travelling is.
“I’m heading home,” she says.
The officer asks Ms Brown and her passenger for their licenses and they hand them over without any issues before she asks where they have come from.
“I’ve actually just gone and done a little bit of shopping for my mum,” Ms Brown says.
“And for my son because he’s waiting for a test and he’s got no food.”
Ms Brown and the police officer share a laugh before she is allowed to keep driving and told to have a nice night.
“Oh my god I can’t believe I just did that, I did the right f***ing thing and look how easy it was,” Ms Brown says.
“Oh my god that was f***ing awesome, I am the best.”
Ms Brown has received thousands of comments praising her on Facebook for the video, with people calling her a hero and legend for fighting back.
One commenter wrote: “Absolute legend, I want to be her mate”.
While another tagged his mate and wrote: “I wish she was my girlfriend”.
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