As previously reported, the incident took place March 14 at the Washington Township store and a teenager was arrested after bragging about the incident on the Facebook.

Now however Wal-mart staff at the exact same store have given police surveillance footage with audio of the boy saying the same thing around Christmas time.

The police had no idea about the prior incident until they received the footage.

The teen whose identity is being withheld, is described as a 16-year-old boy from Atlantic City.

He's being charged with harassment and bias intimidation for the incident.

Wal-mart has since apologized and later made changes to the phone system to restrict intercom access.

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After the dust settled, Heather was arrested and charged with trespassing, disturbing the peace, and two felony counts of assaulting a police officer. These charges  delayed her education and cost her potential employment opportunities.   Black activist Boyce Watkins also held a march and protests to help bring light to this case.

When Heather refused to sign a plea deal (she insists upon her innocence), prosecutor Stephen Sokoloff chose to prosecute Heather for the original felony counts. If convicted, she could have faced up to 15 years in prison. When Heather protested her trial publicly, she was threatened by the Ku Klux Klan.

From reports we've received from this region of the country (Rush Limbaugh was born roughly 100 miles away), the treatment of African- Americans in the criminal justice system is abominable.

Under the new plea deal, Ellis will serve a year of unsupervised probation, attend an anger management course and serve four days in jail before the end of the year.  If she remains out of trouble for a year, the charges will be sealed and the arrest will be abolished from her permanent record.

Speaking after the trial, the young sister still held her ground and  seemed pleased with the settlement.  She stated,

"I didn't break the line, she actually broke in front of us.  We also found out that I was shoved first and that I didn't yell or curse.  I was speaking in a loud tone  as I do always.   And i still think that it's important that my story got out and that people understood the truth and heard it.  If I would have signed a plea bargain or anything before, I wouldn't have had the opportunity to let the world know now and let the jurors know what actually happened."

We'll take a victory however we can get it because it's apparent this was about to be modern day lynching.

After the dust settled, Heather was arrested and charged with trespassing, disturbing the peace, and two felony counts of assaulting a police officer. These charges have delayed her education and cost her potential employment opportunities.

When Heather refused to sign a plea deal (she insists upon her innocence), prosecutor Stephen Sokoloff chose to prosecute Heather for the original felony counts. If convicted, she can face up to 15 years in prison. When Heather protested her trial publicly, she was threatened by the Ku Klux Klan.

From reports we've received from this region of the country (Rush Limbaugh was born roughly 100 miles away), the treatment of African- Americans in the criminal justice system is abominable. Ellis will finally go to trial for the three year-old incident on November 18th.

For more information on the rally, the petition and the case, log on to http://www.theheatherelliscase.com/ and www.SaveHeatherEllis.com.

Also listen to what Dr. Boyce Watkins has to say about the case below.

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