San Jose officials warned the community about a woman who\u2019s been allegedly harassing families near local schools, including filming inside a high school locker room and accusing a father of trafficking his daughter \u2014 then posting the videos on TikTok.<\/p>\n
Parents and students in the San Jose Unified School District were notified about recent incidents inside and near local schools by a white woman who some in the community have described as exhibiting patterns of \u201cerratic\u201d and \u201congoing racist\u201d behavior. As NBC Bay Area reports<\/a>, the district says the woman has been recording and photographing members of the school community and posting the footage on social media.<\/p>\n The woman’s recent posts reportedly appear to show her entering a high school locker room while making accusations about PE teachers and spouting right-wing rhetoric on religion, race, and sex. Her social media account reportedly contains numerous videos and posts with similar themes.\u00a0<\/p>\n Prior to the school district\u2019s warning, a local father in San Jose\u2019s Almaden neighborhood filmed the woman<\/a> Sunday in a now-viral video, accusing him of sex-trafficking his young daughter. He later described himself on social media as \u201cbrown,\u201d while noting that his daughter is \u201chalf-white.\u201d<\/p>\n \u201cI\u2019m recording you too,\u201d the woman tells him in the video, claiming she works with federal authorities.<\/p>\n A resident told told KTVU<\/a>, he was shocked that such an incident could happen in the Almaden community.<\/p>\n \u201cMaking an accusation based on race alone is, like, not really right. That’s not something we should support,\u201d he said. \u201cI didn’t really think that sort of stuff could happen here.\u201d<\/p>\n The San Jose Police Department is investigating both incidents.<\/p>\n Per KTVU, the woman\u2019s family had previously reported her missing in 2022, when a relative said she was experiencing significant mental health issues. She reportedly lives with her elderly father<\/a>.\u00a0<\/p>\n Related: San Jose Parents, Teachers Blindsided By Potential Closure of Nine Elementary Schools<\/a><\/p>\n