By Daily Mail Reporter A social media consultant who claimed she was attacked for wearing Google Glass in a San Francisco bar last month has released new footage of the alleged attack. Sarah Slocum gained internet notoriety after sharing video captured by her high-tech glasses of a group of patrons verbally abusing her and trying to take her glasses at punk rock bar Molotov's on February 22. The 34-year-old claimed the patrons began to insult her and shout obscenities out of the blue, simply because she was wearing the head-mounted computer and camera. However, new footage Slocum posted to her YouTube channel on the weekend shows Slocum may added fuel to the attack by cursing at a woman, sticking up her middle finger and loudly saying, 'I want to get this white trash on tape for as long as I can.'
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Social media consultant Sarah Slocum was showing off the high-tech glasses in punk rock bar Molotov's in San Francisco on February 22
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She filmed at least two people confronting her, including a man who allegedly ripped the Google Glass off her face
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She has released new footage showing her cursing at the people she has accused of attacking her
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A witness said Slocum was filming people on the device without their consent, prompting the altercation
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Court documents have now revealed that Slocum's former neighbors filed a restraining order against her in 2012
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Jessie Lilley and David Campbell claimed Slocum recorded a private conversation they were having in their Santa Cruz home
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It has also been revealed that Slocum's own mother took a restraining out order against her daughter in 2011 for domestic violence
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