A mum who went on a vile racist rant at a cocktail bar doorman has been given a police caution and sacked from her job.
Justine Morrison, 51, has been unmasked as the woman who called a bouncer at Vine Bar in Halifax, West Yorkshire "you black man" in a viral video.
The accountant was seen hurling disgusting abuse on January 6 after she was reportedly kicked out of the bar.
In the video, she was heard telling the bouncer "that's why you get a name" in a racist outburst.
She is seen clapping her hands together in mock applause adding: "Oh my god you must be so proud. You're working on a door."
A man behind her tells her: "Come on, let's go."
She then points her finger at the doorman and says: "You black man."
She then adds: "That's why you get a name. Black."
The owner of the bar confirmed she's been given a permanent ban from the venue.
Police confirmed that a woman had been arrested on suspicion of a racially aggravated public disorder and was held behind bars over the weekend.
A spokesperson added that the woman admitted to the offences and received a conditional caution, which includes "taking part in the restorative justice programme and accepting responsibility for her actions".
Morrison was also sacked from her job at the Shine Theatre Arts company.
The owner of the bar told the Mirror that staff were "truly appalled" and were "saddened" over the abuse, adding the woman has been permanently barred from the establishment and that she's been reported to pub-wider for a "wider ban to be imposed".
They added that this behaviour would not be tolerated and thanked the police for taking "swift and decisive action".
The video was posted to Facebook with the caption: "Love the first-week bk on the door after Xmas.
"Please can I make it quite clear that the dance class shine no longer employing this woman and it should not affect the dance school in any way at all."
The of the bar told The Mirror: "The staff and management at Vine are appalled at the vile, racist abuse our doorman was subjected to last Friday. The incident happened outside after they were asked to leave the premises.
"They are permanently barred and this has also been reported to pub-watch for a wider ban to be imposed. Any abuse of our staff or door staff will not be tolerated.
"We would like to thank West Yorkshire Police for handling the incident promptly."
We would also like to thank everyone who has sent messages of support and concern -there are a lot of kind,decent people out there who find this behaviour completely shocking and unacceptable.
A spokesperson for Shine told the MailOnline: "This is all really, really upsetting. I have been told by the police that I should make no comment about this. I can’t say any more."
A West Yorkshire Police spokesperson told The Mirror: "A 51-year-old woman was arrested and interviewed in relation to an incident of causing racially aggravated harassment, alarm or distress which took place at Vine Bar, in Stainland Road, West Vale, Halifax on Friday 6 January.
"She admitted the offences and received a conditional caution, as a criminal justice outcome with conditions.
"This includes taking part in the restorative justice programme and accepting responsibility for her actions."
The Mirror contacted Shine Theatre Arts for a comment.
