WATCH: Maskless White 'Karen' Blocks Black Postmates Driver from LA Building

In yet another "Karen"-like incident, a white woman in Westwood barred a Black Postmates delivery person from doing his job. 

Jordan Mykel Gipson, 22,  captured the confrontation on his cellphone as the woman, who wasn't wearing a mask, proceeded to get within inches of his face and accost him. 

Gipson works three jobs, and Postmates isn't normally one of them. He was helping out his mother who does work for the delivery company, but who had recently sprained her ankle. 

Gipson's mother was waiting for him in the car as the incident took place. 

"I don't want you here," the woman can be heard saying to Gipson as soon as he walks up to the door to be buzzed in.  

A resident who lives in the building told KNX the woman "was not in her right mind." Gipson was able to dial the person who ordered the food over the intercom, but the woman would still not let him inside. At one point she offered to bring the food to the person herself instead. But, then she begins attacking the person who lives in the building and ordered the food, calling him an "a**h***" and accusing him of not living in the building either.

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"I'm asking you to get out of my building because you don't live here," the woman said to Gipson before accusing him of having codes to the apartments to access without permission. "He doesn't live here, and he's not a delivery boy."Gipson told CBS Los Angeles he made sure to record the moment and post it to social media in order to protect himself."I didn't want to get arrested," he said. "It was a white woman, and just how things are going now, I didn't know how it would transpire."

"Situations like the situation I was in…they don't make you. They don't break you," he said. "They should just be something you went through. Resilience is power."

Not soon after Gipson posted his videos, he had to update to the post to tell people not to go to the apartment. 

Postmates responded to the video on Twitter saying: "Like others seeing this video, we're completely appalled by this event that took place. Postmates denounces racism, and is committed to the safety of everyone using our platform. Please know we are looking into this incident and in the process of reaching out to the courier."

Like others seeing this video, we're completely appalled by this event that took place. Postmates denounces racism, and is committed to the safety of everyone using our platform. Please know we are looking into this incident and in the process of reaching out to the courier.

Lupe Lujan, who donated $20 wrote: "This young man exemplifies what it is to stay calm & collective during this ordeal. I was so impressed with the way he handled this situation. May he have a bright future! God Bless." 

An LA Superior Court judge issued an arrest warrant for Lena Hernandez amid an incident in 2019. Hernandez, 54, a retired social worker from Long Beach, was seen in a now-viral video screaming racist epithets at several people in a park in Torrance several weeks ago. 

Kayceelyn Salminoa told KTLA that she recognized Hernandez as the woman who attacked her in a public restroom last October.

"That's a voice you don't forget. That's a face you don't forget," Salminoa said in an interview. "Especially what she had done to me."