White chef yells ‘black lives don’t matter’, says ‘blacks should be slaves’ and calls driver N-word

Video circulating on social media shows the moment a car passenger calls an occupant of a nearby car the N-word and screams ‘black lives don’t matter’ in a racially-provoked attack.

In footage taken by the victim, the assailant – who is white – is seen as the passenger in an orange car yelling at someone in a nearby car while the driver cruises down a street.

The man later identifies himself as Barry Wardell and claims he works as a chef. Wardell is from New Hartford in Utica, New York.

Confused at Wardell’s behavior, the victim asks: ‘What did you say?’ to which the racist attacker replies: ‘I hate n****rs.’ 

The horrifying attack takes place in broad daylight.

In the clip – which has been uploaded to Twitter and has since gained over 254,000 views, Wardell then shouts that he wants to be exposed on social media for his hate speech.

‘Put me on Facebook, black lives don’t matter! N****r!’ he spews.

Wardell continues: ‘Blacks should be slaves. Give me back my grandparents’ property divided by your f**king ancestors.’ 

He ended his racist rant telling the driver, ‘no disrespect to you’, as the victim drove away from the scene. 

The driver in the car occupied by Wardell does not react at all. 

It is not known if the incident has been reported to the police.

A Facebook profile that had Wardell’s name on it appeared to have been deleted on Sunday and shows a man wearing a cap and what appears to be a Confederate flag as a nose and mouth covering. 

It’s unclear what grandparents’ property he refers to in the video but records show that property belonging to Barry Wardell, and Steve and Dori Pacheco violated the Property Maintenance Code of New York.

In an April 2018 meeting town hall meeting a Town Codes Enforcement Officer was directed to serve written notice that the property owners are required to fence and secure the area around the home immediately’.

Notes showed they were told the ‘debris must be disposed of properly; and once this requirement is completed, the aforesaid owners can then apply for a Demolition Permit’.

It’s unclear how the land has since been used.