Edward Cagney Mathews was in for a rude awakening and recieved just that on July 5th after video footage of him verbally attacking and attempting to intimidate his black neighbor, as well as challenging the public to "pull up", surfaced and went viral on social media.

Twitter and the local New Jersey community responded collectively with a,  "challenge accepted" as droves of people pulled up outside his Mount Laurel home Monday morning. A rightfully angered mob of approximately 150 demonstrators gathered outside his house chanting for him to come outside.

The entire situation began when Mathews approached his African American neighbor and accosted him in front of a neighboring home. He yelled racial obscenities and slurs including referring to the man as a "monkey" and telling him to "go back to African". He continued to advance on the innocent man attempting to antagonize him into a physical fight. However, the man defending himself continued to warn Mathews not to touch him repeatedly. Mathews continued to call the man the "N Word" and every slur from the racist playbook.

Mathews proceeded to approach the cameraman, still hurling insults. He goes on to say unabashedly, "What do you think I told the Mount Laurel Police.. get these effing monkey 'n words' out of here. And that's me talking ish. 3602 Gramercy Way that's where I live. That's where I live... bring whoever!"

And the locals of Mount Laurel did just that. Check out footage live from the demonstrators who showed Mathews the black community wouldn't be tolerating disrespect any longer.

Another woman stepped forward after the latest incidents of Mathews disorderly behavior surfaced. In 2017, he was filmed harassing a black woman telling her the police are on his side and that “you're not gonna get any help from the cops because they're my people.”