Karlos Dillard went viral after posting video of a man allegedly hassling him for not paying for his drinks at an Edmonds bar even though he'd already given his bartender his card. 

Dillard's followers thought they had identified the man in the video, but got the wrong guy, in some instances sending death threats to a man who had nothing to do with the incident. 

John Curley dug up other videos Dillard posted last year. It wasn't the first time he had accused someone of racism in an online video. 

Karlos Dillard went viral after posting video of a man allegedly hassling him for not paying for his drinks at an Edmonds bar even though he'd already given his bartender his card.&nbsp;
Dillard's followers thought they had identified the man in the video, but got the wrong guy, in some instances sending death threats to a man who had nothing to do with the incident.&nbsp;
John Curley dug up other videos Dillard posted last year. It wasn't the first time he had accused someone of racism in an online video.&nbsp;

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Every weekday, John Curley and Shari Elliker have an irreverent take on the news. From big stories to small ones, they all get the Curley and Shari treatment and you’ll be left laughing and thinking about the headlines in different way.

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The Karlos Dillard story is even more complicated than people realize

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