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hio real estate developer Mike Jenkins found himself in a disturbing situation in his own neighborhood, captured on video that has since gone viral. A woman, out walking with her two young kids, became convinced that Jenkins was chasing her after seeing him driving by in his car. She ran to a nearby house for help, unaware it belonged to Jenkins and his family.
Jenkins pulled into his driveway and asked if she was looking for someone, but the woman instead questioned whether he was the homeowner. Despite his confirmation, she claimed "I don't believe that" and took off down the street with her kids, screaming for help. Jenkins' wife intervened, explaining that it was a misunderstanding - her husband did live in the house.
The woman's husband explained that his wife had panicked after seeing someone in a silver truck, but Jenkins said he was simply driving slowly to check out Christmas lights on his home when he saw the woman standing in his driveway. The situation ended with the woman claiming she was frightened because Jenkins didn't identify himself as the homeowner, which he denied.
After the incident, Jenkins reflected on the experience on Instagram, praising himself for maintaining composure despite the tense situation. He wrote that it showed him how far he'd come and that he's learned to turn hard moments into opportunities for growth. It's unclear if authorities were involved in the incident, but Jenkins is choosing to focus on moving forward.
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