2. While on duty at the lumber yard drive thrudrive-through a vehicle approached the exit. I thenAs I proceeded to inspect the contents of the vehicle the driver then responded by statingasking me what am I was looking for. I then tried to explain to the driver, who at the time I thought to be a customer, that all motor vehiclevehicles leaving the lumber yard are subject to a search due to procedureprotocol and that I'm clearlytherefore I was only doing my job. the driver who is Male in his middle age then responded callingUpon hearing this, the driver, a middle-aged male, called me a boy'boy' and that I should remove myselfthreateningly suggested I walk away from near his vehicle and never to doget close to it again are he the driveror else he would be forced to drop'drop' me. a arguementAn argument then ensuededensued between my selfthe two of us and the driverthen it then became clear he was not a customer. I and thatalso found out he infact had a argumenthad already had a row with aanother employee who was also stationed at the drive thrudrive-through exit earlier. before proceeding toAt this point, the exit. He thendriver decided to exitget off the vehicle and kept repeating I'll drop you I'll drop you wehe would 'drop' me. We were then joined by other employees stationed in the lumberlumberyard who also lamented onreiterated what I had stated before that all vechiles passing throughoutvehicles exiting via the drive thru are subjectsdrive-through must be subject to a search. he then responded
immigrant (jamaicans)The driver merely replied lamenting that immigrants (Jamaicans) like my self come into HIS country doingto do what wethey feel like and gradually make up ourtheir own rules, adding that they "will get whatswhat's coming to usthem". soon after he thenLater, he retreated back to his vehicle and drove off.