Apple apologized to six black students who were forced to leave one of their stores in Australia because officials thought they "could steal" something. Students accused of racism company.
Images of the episode, which occurred in a mall in Melbourne, was filmed. The video appeared on the social networks on Tuesday (10) and caused outrage.
In the video, you can hear an officer saying that the guards are concerned about the possibility of the boys steal something.
Apple says the store manager to apologize to the students and the school principal them. "Pure racism - they had to apologize," said the student who filmed the scene, Francis Ose.
Mohamed Semra, another boy involved, then said on Facebook that Apple's response was satisfactory. "They apologized, then we are quiet, there is no need to take this forward," he wrote.
The video of the incident was viewed more than 62,000 times on Facebook and generated debate on social networks. The images show an officer saying, "These guys think you can steal something."
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