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RCMP investigate neo-Nazi who harassed Muslim woman in Manitoba

Kaniz Fatima was harassed by a self-proclaimed neo-Nazi at Seven Sisters Dam in Manitoba in July. The altercation was caught on video.

Calgary resident Kaniz Fatima posted video online of racist altercation at Seven Sisters Dam in July

Kaniz Fatima was harassed in July by a self-proclaimed neo-Nazi at Seven Sisters Dam in Manitoba. (CBC)

RCMP are investigating a self-proclaimed neo-Nazi whoseharassment ofa Muslim woman in July was caught on video.

Calgary resident Kaniz Fatimawas visitingSeven Sisters Dam in eastern Manitoba in July when she was confronted by a man who described himself as a "Nazi" and told her to remove her "head towel."

Fatimapreviously said she was shockedbut felt a responsibility to stand her ground while her husband, Mohammad Alam,recorded the altercation.

She subsequently posted the video on social media, and an Edmonton woman can be heard standing up to the man, saying, "This is embarrassing, don't do that."

The pair, who were in Manitoba visiting family, had stopped to ask for directions at the time of the incident.

They said they filed a report with the Calgary Police Service, and an official told them Manitoba authorities would be looking into the case.

AnRCMPspokesperson confirmed Monday the agency's major crimes unitis investigating the case.

Woman subjected to racist verbal attack in Manitoba

7 years ago
Duration 1:09
Family asking for directions, were verbally assaulted instead