. >> reporter: back in december, katie sorensen claimed she was shopping with her 4-year-old son andear-old daughter at a michael's craft store when a man and a woman began following her. >> i heard them talking about the futures of my children, but i was totally paralyzed with fear. i just couldn't bring myself to say anything. >> reporter: she told tv station ktvu the couple waited behind her, followed her to the parking lot, then reached out to grab her stroller. >> i just yelled for help. i saw these people. they didn't look necessarily clean-cut. i felt uncomfortable around them. >> reporter: police investigating sorensen's claims released the images of this man and woman she accused. that couple identified as say die and eddie martinez were cleared of wrongdoing, and speaking to "good morning america," they say it was clear they were profiled because of their skin. >> she took advantage of that and used it to profile us and used it to gain media followers for her clout, her business, her life. >> reporter: they say they're happy sorensen is being held accountable. >> we're glad

. >> back in december, katie sorensen claimed she was shopping with her children at a michael's craftn following her. >> i heard them talking about the futures of my children. but i was totally paralyzed with fear. i just couldn't bring myself to say anything. >> she told tv station ktvu the couple waited behind her, followed her to the parking lot and reached out to grab her stroller. >> i just yelled for help. i saw these people. they didn't look necessarily clean cut. i felt uncomfortable around them. >> police investigating found this image of the man and woman she accused. that couple were eventually cleared of wrongdoing. now speaking to "good morning, america," they say it's clear they were profiled because of the color of their skin. >> she took advantage of that and racially profiled us and used it to gain media followers for her clout, her business, her life. >> they say they're happy she's being held accountable. she is due in court may 13th and faces up to a year behind bars if convicted. >>> we're learning new details about a security scare at one of queen elizabeth's pro

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