A Cuban woman was involved in a controversial confrontation with a man riding a horse on a road in Homestead, in southern Miami-Dade. The argument, filled with insults and threats of deportation, concluded with a police officer intervening and reprimanding the driver instead of penalizing the rider.
The incident was reported by Cuban content creator Jorge Miyar, known as El Gussi, who explained that the man threatened to call Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) is a naturalized U.S. citizen.
According to his account, it was the rider himself who called the police after the woman allegedly harassed him for several minutes.
“This woman was harassing him for minutes and even almost threw the truck on top of him,” reported El Gussi.
"You're not in Cuba! They should deport all of you."
In the images, the woman can be heard shouting from her truck: “You’re a pathetic...! You’re not in Cuba! They should deport all of you”, and adding more insults and curses.
El Gussi explained that the incident occurred in an area where farms and horse owners are plentiful, making it common to find riders on the roads.
The arrival of the police took an unexpected turn in the situation. The officer questioned the woman about the alleged offense committed by the man.
“What law are you violating? If you know so much, tell me exactly what you are violating,” the officer asked him, according to the conversation captured in the video.
The police officer also ordered him to stop following the rider and announced that he would park his patrol car behind the truck to prevent him from continuing the chase.
El Gussi rejects the accusations of animal abuse
The content creator also addressed the arguments regarding alleged mistreatment of the horse for walking on asphalt.
“There is absolutely no animal cruelty in walking your horse for a while on public roads,” he stated.
He clarified that animal abuse can occur when horses are subjected to excessive loads, exhausting workdays, or lack of food and water, but he believed that was not the case here.
In Florida, horseback riding on public roads is not generally prohibited.
Statute 316.073 regulates the movement of people who are riding animals, while 316.0825 requires caution from drivers approaching riders.
Reaction on social media
The video went viral and sparked numerous criticisms against the woman, particularly for her threats of deportation against another Cuban.
"A Cuban Karen, the Teté Comité," wrote a user; while another joked, "She was the president of the CDR, I have no proof, but also no doubts," referring to the Committees for the Defense of the Revolution.
Others questioned the attitude of the host towards people from her own community.
“What happens is that she is Cuban because of Trump, so now she thinks she’s American,” commented an internet user.
The police performance also received praise. "What a perfect police officer! I love it. She's wasting his time, and he's getting angry," noted one user.
El Gussi was particularly critical of the woman, whom he referred to as a "magasapinda trompista" for starting to talk about deportations and offending the rider "without having the slightest idea."
The influencer concluded that the host ended up "leaving with her tail between her legs," and urged his followers to share the images: "I ask everyone watching this video to make her famous."
Although the exact date of the incident is unknown, the images continue to circulate on social media and are generating debate about the threats of deportation and the woman's behavior.
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