I'm a white 61 year old and my son is married to a wonderful woman of color who happens to be a kindergarten teacher, I was giving her a lift home one night and we were pulled over, the cop told her to get out, then proceeded to accuse her of being a prostitute, and I was her "John". I was literally horrified, I explained she was my daughter in law, and mother of two of my grandchildren. Only then did the cop suddenly change tone. He didn't apologise to her, but said to me, "Sorry sir, but we get a lot of street girls turning tricks around here, sorry to bother you".. I asked if he would've stopped us if she'd been white, and he just replied, "Have a good night sir", got in his car and drove off..

@ikillbigotswithglee2977

4 жыл бұрын

That cop sounds disgusting

@danielvargas5048

4 жыл бұрын

Thats sickening cant imagine how she felt

@keiishine

4 жыл бұрын

I don’t think there are even any good cops left...

@_Damian_.

4 жыл бұрын

That's sad and I'm just glad that you could use your privilege to defuse the situation.

@meemee5660

4 жыл бұрын

You need to tell this story as often as you possibly can.

When I was 16 I got pulled over by a cop, I was driving my moms new car to the store and all of a sudden flashing lights. I was a 16 yeR old black girl the cop had his gun pulled out and then called for other cop cars. I kept my hands on the dashboard and was terrified and in tears. When I asked the female cop what I did wrong I was told they assumed my car was stolen. After everything checked out I was allowed to leave I went home and refused to drive. I did not drive again until my family moved to Canada ten years later.

@LAmommy

4 жыл бұрын

Wow! I’m so sorry you had such a very obviously traumatic experience.

@helloamrose1690

4 жыл бұрын

I’m so sorry no one should ever go through that, especially a child

@Falleninator

4 жыл бұрын

I'm curious.. I'm a white 40 year-old man that was lucky enough to grow up here in Canada, and I've never seen racial injustice happening in front of me. Do you feel safer in Canada? How are your interactions with police in comparison?? I find it absolutely disgusting and wrong that the police, who are supposed to be your help as the guy said, always assume a person with dark skin is up to something, pull them over and butalizes them more, and a lot of times, make up bogus charges, like the dumb "resisting arrest"... of course you're going to resist a wrongful arrest!! Cops handle people in a way such that they HAVE to struggle to not get hurt.

@AriesT1

4 жыл бұрын

So sorry to hear. I hope you found peace with your family in Canada.

@DivineSoul999

4 жыл бұрын

All these pale faces saying sorry! They don't know the half of what we go through! F*ck sorry! Must be nice to drive to the store white in peace without cops making assumptions about you!

Wtf is wrong with America.

@Hello00856

4 жыл бұрын

It's been like that for ages.nothing new bro

@maargenbx1454

4 жыл бұрын

Racism. It’s what’s always been wrong with America.

@depthsothenso813

4 жыл бұрын

Cops trying to meet their arrest quotas to keep their jobs. They'll try to make some kind of excuse to get you arrested.

@carlob517

4 жыл бұрын

@@Hello00856 so just accepting it as the norm is ok? Thats what's wrong with America these protests won't mean Shite if it's not followed up by Laws and Bills

@carlob517

4 жыл бұрын

@TheCrazyKid1381 uh huh people like Tom Smith like the Tramp always have to point their finger at others for blame , Not look at the real issue Black Americans are being murdered many times without reason

Sad reality here. I (a tall somewhat muscular Black guy in his late 20s) was pulled over by the police a couple years ago for going 2mph over the speed limit. The cop proceeded to ask me where I lived, where was I going, how far away was that destination and so forth. He then asked me what do I do for a living to which I responded that I just graduated a few weeks ago. He said "from what, high school?" I look at him crazy because I'm clearly a grown azz man, and say "no....law school." He turned Casper the friendly ghost pale and told me to have a nice day and slow down. I filed a complaint but I'm sure they investigated themselves and found themselves innocent.

@timothymythic7736

4 жыл бұрын

Democrat: Love your story dude! They get scared when they see you have power.

@BlamBird

4 жыл бұрын

Timothy Mythic Absolutely!

@BlamBird

4 жыл бұрын

Skrying Shame This went right over your head I see. And no, I use cruise control on that road everyday because I know cops love to use that area as a speed trap. He used it as an excuse to pull me over for whatever reason which is why he never issued me a citation. And I hope you’re truly concerned and not trying to pick fights/downplay the seriousness of this issue that will take all of our combined efforts to remedy.

@BlamBird

4 жыл бұрын

Skrying Shame Lol! Gotcha. You’re one of those oblivious types. No point in going any further with this. I’m 6’2, full beard, 210 pounds and 8 percent body fat. I’m as grown as a grown man can look. Are you incapable of listening and empathizing, especially seeing how THOUSANDS of Black people have stories like this? People like you are the reason why I rent here in the states and own 2 properties in Africa. Once I take what I need from this mental asylum of a country you can have it lol

@theripper121

4 жыл бұрын

Oh my so much suppression here. You were so wronged. Give me a break. You were speeding as you stated and where pulled over and questioned just like anyone else and not ticketed. Oh wooo is me...

I experience the same all the time. I’m a young black male. I am successful in business so I drive an expensive car. I was recently late for a new job. 2 cops followed me for a while. They finally stopped me and said I used a turn signal too late. Well yeah, you guys looked at me then got behind my car and followed me at every turn for like 5 minutes. I started getting nervous because I had done nothing wrong but they were closely following me. They very aggressive with me, cuffed me, searched my car, searched my body for “weapons”, asked me where I was going, where did I work. They didn’t give me a ticket. I have no criminal record and I don’t use drugs. I continued to work and was too embarrassed to tell coworkers why I was late (I’m the only blk person so they wouldn’t understand). I wish I could just drive in peace.

@DivineSoul999

4 жыл бұрын

Good they didn't plant any drugs in your car, just because! I see it happen way too often in my city F*ck 12!

@dustigenes

4 жыл бұрын

I wish you were able to just say what happened. I don't know where you work, or how the people there think. I know many white people are informed about what goes on, and those of us who are, would not look at you differently, but yeah there are others that would. May there come a day when you can live your true with no fear of backlash.

@jfleming6656

4 жыл бұрын

Kevin I’m sorry you had to go through that. This movement I believe is going to bring change. I hope.

@midnight4456

4 жыл бұрын

Kevin Thomas That’s so sad, I’m sorry for you

@samanthahill9367

4 жыл бұрын

Sorry for you, but the good black ppl should work harder on the others their bad behaviour is tainting all of us. Look at how they behaving killing that poor cop. Blame them aswell for the way white ppl behave.

This is reality for us in America.

@kennethopoku4221

4 жыл бұрын

bridogg154 stfu

@quantrill5565

4 жыл бұрын

@bridogg154 You just profiled a whole race, but hey what can you expect from ingorance.

@quantrill5565

4 жыл бұрын

Everyone must be treated the same and with the same respect or restrain depending on the situation.

@cf2228

4 жыл бұрын

Do some research and you will see that black people being killed by cops is extremely low. More white people are killed by cops then black people. Dont take my word for and just do research. Not very hard to find this info.

@User-ju9rv

4 жыл бұрын

C F 76% of people are white 13% are black Think about your comment

I was pulled over 4 years ago when I was 20. I was going the speed limit, when I looked over and my eyes met with a motorcycle cop who was tucked away with a radar. It was at that moment that I knew I messed up. Of course he turned on his lights and pulled me over. I was scared because I knew I didnt do anything wrong. If i know i broke no laws, why am I being pulled over? The cop asked my name, where I was going (I answered work), where I work and what I do there. He asked who's car I was driving. When I told him it was mine he looked like he just didnt believe me. He asked for my license and registration, I gave it to him. He came back and told me he stopped me because my windows appeared to be tinted to dark. He never wrote me a citation, never tested my window tint or anything. My car was brand new, a 2016 hyundai sonata sport. I felt like it was an accomplishment to be able to purchase it at 20 years old. He tore all the excitement I had away from me after owning the car for only a couple weeks. How did my windows appear to be darker than allowed? I'm from vegas, we literally have people driving around with limo tint and my car was straight from the dealer, no modifications.

@dankasaurusrex5892

4 жыл бұрын

This left me at a loss of words honestly. Sorry to hear that

@N3K0553

4 жыл бұрын

Very obvious he was making excuse I guess

@losthope9721

4 жыл бұрын

Cops get bored.

"one wrong move" Breathing while black could be seen as a "wrong move" next.

@ChaosAngel667

4 жыл бұрын

Wasn't Mr Floyd murdered for that exact reason?

@Leo-gl8fl

4 жыл бұрын

Marie Alphonse separation? What's that supposed to mean?

This man talks truth. I can relate. When I lived in the Bronx, I got pulled over 1 a month every month at a minimum. Had guns draws for speeding (40 in a 25). All my cases were dismissed in court. 100% of them. How would you expect me to feel about Cops in America?

@EmperorXaozx

4 жыл бұрын

@@Michael45007 The response for speeding is to be met with potential lethal force?

@virani3120

4 жыл бұрын

I'd expect you to feel that as an institution they are there to enforce your status as a 2nd class citizen.

@IsaacOLEG

4 жыл бұрын

@@Michael45007 yes, he is not white

@fh3486

4 жыл бұрын

How you get the $ to pay for internet

@shayslay3416

4 жыл бұрын

@@Michael45007 you are the problem with this country. Literally right there. We literally have speeding tickets/violations for a reason. Almost everyone has gotten one. You do not respond to a situation that is not a threat like that! So disgusting. Imagine your mom being stopped like that or your kid.

This is how it is for all of us bro, fix the police.

@fel2747

4 жыл бұрын

@bridogg154 1:47 looking suspicious is A CrImE...OkAY.. Do u ever watch the video or just type

I can’t believe there are actually people who deny this is a problem ?? How are you gonna sit in your white skin and tell a black man how he experiences Amerikkka. Doesn’t make sense. Look no further than to some of these comments and you’ll see why we haven’t seen change

@carlob517

4 жыл бұрын

you won't see change quickly or ever because of the lazy over paid under worked glorified politicians that throw this issue in the too hard bin! America's Polictians are lazy and ineffectual no doubt about that at All !

@thomasbrett276

4 жыл бұрын

@Tom Smith and by Republican areas I'm assuming you mean white neighborhoods, correct?

@dankasaurusrex5892

4 жыл бұрын

Already got an ignorant comment, give it up for Tom Smith!

Me and my friends in our car pulled up beside the road in front of a Petrol station for literally 3 mins because we were sorting out our food we bought from Macdonald's and suddenly a police car appears with lights behind us.He came to our friend asked what we were doing.And out of the corner of my eye I see the cashier looking scared at us from his counter.He kept looking at us suspiciously asked for ID which my friend gave.He walks back to his car.But the crazy part was he walked back to our car with his freaking Dog and circling our car.He told us someone called him in of a suspicious group in a car.After a few long pauses and flashlights in our faces and him telling my friend to check the cars warantee or something.He went back to his car.We are all brown boys in the car.That moment got me hard because that cops face never once smiled or concerned.He looked down on us.I felt like I was nothing.Especially seeing the casheirs white mans face scared to us.I'm not black but I get called the N word more times than I say it, which I don't.That type of racism hurts and stays with you a long time. -a brown US Islander.

@babybug6462

4 жыл бұрын

I am so sorry. I know how injustice feels because I'm a woman.

I talk to my son everyday about bs like this. Keep talking about this brother.

@DivineSoul999

4 жыл бұрын

@Jay Japan Love Absolutely!

I've been pulled over once, and they had to ask me how much my Hyundai was..

It's time to change the laws that give too much power to cops (low educated people) ... that's what should be done .. not naming a street or others .. change the laws to get your freedom back .. no one should harrass people because the law gives him the right to do so if he has doubt about them or for profiling ... change the laws

FACTS

We can get arrested for looking suspicious in their eyes, can get killed for driving a better car than them. Anything we do that is good, it's bad in their eyes and we literally get profiled to the extreme.

@dankasaurusrex5892

4 жыл бұрын

SsSs RoBbSs show proof or gtfo

@lordmcuffermuffin7159

4 жыл бұрын

no, just no

@jpletcher8682

4 жыл бұрын

everybody can it's called "reasonable suspicion" and "probable cause".

Only body cams on us will speak for us when we are no longer here .

1:20 that happened to Kamilah Brock, the police thought it was suspicious that a black woman could afford to drive a bmw so they arrested her, sent her to a mental facility for 8 days, pumped her with sedatives and strip searched her. during this time the police tried to make her deny she was a banker, that she owned the car and that Barack Obama was following her on twitter but all these things WERE TRUE. they later dropped the charges. she even got billed 13k for her hospital visit. if this doesnt show you how dangerous it is to be black in america i dont know what will

My parents had "the talk" with my brother but never with me. Sadly, now I've felt the need to have "the talk" with my daughter.

@meemee5660

4 жыл бұрын

@SsSs RoBbSs - Absolutely. Black women have to be sure not to make sudden moves, not to become agitated, etc. in order to make sure that they arrive safely to their destination.

Give the comments section a few hours and the racist bots will soon show up.

@ikillbigotswithglee2977

4 жыл бұрын

They're already here

@taochi100

4 жыл бұрын

Oh 100% thats gonna happen. I believe I found one already.

And here I thought slavery ended hundreds of years ago.

@fabianmichaelgockner5988

4 жыл бұрын

Slavery actually ended after a freaking mass protest and riots from black people shortly after WWII!!! But officially Slavery ended in Africa.

@tylerhackner9731

4 жыл бұрын

Theres a lot of wave slavery going on right now actually

@tribelife7650

4 жыл бұрын

Bunker boy done continually.

@ikillbigotswithglee2977

4 жыл бұрын

It never ended

@deeznutz8320

3 жыл бұрын

@@fabianmichaelgockner5988 Africa has slavery going on till this very day wtf are you talking about?

I'm just so glad I don't live in America, and if I did I would probably won't go out of my hous lmao.

@timothymythic7736

4 жыл бұрын

Democrat: Soon we will work on it to make it an better,safer, and more open friendly country. Also by the way where do you live? If that's okay for me to ask.

America is seriously getting out of control. I’m starting to admit as a future law enforcement officer, our justice system is corrupt and so are the police. I support these protests. Keep protesting

@raine420

4 жыл бұрын

i wish you luck with your future career, but please don’t allow other officers to hurt people..and don’t become corrupt

@cocopuff6810

2 жыл бұрын

You do realize this has been going on 100+ years. Nothing has changed but cameras and social media. It is just exposed on a larger platform.

President duterte already know that America is so full of racism god please protect those innocent African american 🙏🙏

@Hussein_Nur

4 жыл бұрын

why mention him specifically!!?!?!? this is weird.

@christiang.6729

4 жыл бұрын

@@Hussein_Nur Filipino pride ig

just listen to all this make me like i'm living some horror movie nightmare without good endings....what have u done America....such a great nation which is famous for having freedom but still in this modern age still discriminate people based on their color...well this make u guys no difference than North Korea...ruling people of color by fear...hope all the people of world n their leaders learn from US current situation n bring change on their system too...let's treat all human beings equally...can't say if US will learn from this incident but i believe other nation will learn n improve from this, bring change to their system...well other nations have better leaders than US where those guys listen to their people but US...man it has been 13 days of protest but still no change...

@meemee5660

4 жыл бұрын

Yup, like a real life version of "Get Out".

Rule #1: Don't be a young, black male in front of police.

@ikillbigotswithglee2977

4 жыл бұрын

Rule number 1: avoid cops

@cnearwheel7176

4 жыл бұрын

Rule one..don't commit crime...don't resist

@dankasaurusrex5892

4 жыл бұрын

C NearWheel you’re missing the point. Black people are being pulled over and checked for no reason

@Andrew-it7fb

4 жыл бұрын

@@cnearwheel7176 George Floyd didn't resist.

Cant believe this is still happening in 2020

@zoe_sings

4 жыл бұрын

Everyday unfortunately.

@mateoguich

4 жыл бұрын

@@zoe_sings yh

@cnearwheel7176

4 жыл бұрын

Look up the numbers on how many black are killed by blacks everyday or the numbers of blacks killed by whites vs whites killed by blacks....it doesn't fit the narrative they are trying to push

@davew9642

4 жыл бұрын

I can

@allyouneedislove6217

4 жыл бұрын

@@cnearwheel7176 I am not downplaying what you stated, because that is a fact in the U.S. however, you fail to take into consideration that this is not just an American issue with black minorities being killed and disliked. This is a world wide issue. Every continent has black people and are hated in each continent. Yet, the crime rate amongst them are not as high as what you are stating. Also, during times of slavery, Afro Americans were still labeled as "thugs" , and "deviant" when it was actually white people doing the crime and blaming them. My point is, regardless of those stats, they will still be disliked and people will always come up with a reason to hate and discriminate against them. Please consider this. Have a blessed day, remember to repent.

This is just so depressing.

I was in the car with my (ex) boyfriend one time when he got pulled over. I remember him putting his hands on the top of the wheel and telling the officer EVERY move he was going to make before he did it. When they asked him to step out of the car, I said no. They had come to our car with tasers OUT, I was afraid for his safely. Instead I got out of the car, stood by the drivers window and explained the situation. It was only then, when the white women spoke, that we were free to go. When the officers left we cried, both of us. But never spoke about the situation. We both knew what could have happened if my skin color wasn’t there.

@sagalmusse6977

4 жыл бұрын

Absolutely

Police stopping or addressing people should NEVER mean 'shock'! Police, realize what you SHOULD be doing, NOT what you have been taught to do for decades, or even centuries. CHANGE. THE. SYSTEM.

Every cop that pulls over someone for no reason at all should get a ticket their own self or lose their job cause that is just too unfair.

@sleepless109

4 жыл бұрын

I'm sure they will investigated themselves and found themselves innocent

@blondzruleall5443

4 жыл бұрын

They also find reasons, so they just make up one, like “ you veered across the yellow line, you did not wait seconds at stop sign, you did not use your blinker, you looked at me wrong, a head light was out....etc...”

As a kid and now I get so scared driving next to a cop car! I can’t even begin to describe the paralyzing fear I get when the lights and the sirens come on and the relief that washes over me when I realize that it’s not for me. That’s trauma right there. Gut wrenching trauma.

This makes me so sad. I’m so sorry. Hopefully the BLM movement will change things for the better.❤️

@cnearwheel7176

4 жыл бұрын

And BLM is funded by George Soros

@Mclark593

4 жыл бұрын

Actually BLM is making it worse!

Im absolutely terrified of getting pulled over

In-depth perspective. I got the same set of questions.

Dissolve the police! Acab!

Me and my two younger children got pulled over and mad me get out the car and said that it was a 3 Rd person in the car when it wasn't I was crying and scared then another cop pull up he just target me for no reason and didn't even give me a ticket my boys was crying they was scared and we shouldn't feel like this at all

You are full of grace. Brother, I hope it will change now.

If I was a cop I would never do this. I would just do my job correctly and when there is nothing going on I will just hang out with the community and make people's lives better. I would make people happy.

@vidalzazueta4678

4 жыл бұрын

What are you waiting for? Sign up.

@kidneytransplantwarrior21

4 жыл бұрын

@@vidalzazueta4678 Yeah, but I'm a scientist I study diseases and make cures. I just hope a cop reads this one day and makes other cops do this. I was really not built to be a cop. I was built to do what I do now.

FACT: If you are BLACK and get pulled over, the safest thing to do is to STICK BOTH HANDS OUT THE WINDOWand wait further instructions from the police. I say this because then the police can't say that you reached for something and any passerbys will see your hands out the window. Yes, its unfortunate but true.

Remember you have the right to remain silent. Give them your drivers license, registration and insurance info. Do not answer any questions they ask you. If you are a passenger, remain silent and do not give up your info. Make sure you say that you don’t consent to any searches. The police will probably still pull you out and search your car, but at least you have some legal footing to stand on. If you give up your rights you have no recourse.

I can relate with him...i been pull over by cops and I been accused of car theft while driving. While still learning how to drive manual I was pulled over and was been force to admit that I had a glass of alcohol. The cop wasn't going to let me go until I admitted that had drank alcohol. I finally said "Yes, i did had a glass...I pause and he smile. A glass of milk. He got furious...I was lucky that he got call in for something. I was younger and very lucky that day. That was not the only bad incident unfortunately.

Im white, been in a few issues with police. In none of them did I ever feel like I was in danger. Even the one time I had actually been doing something illegal and got caught. it never even occurred to me that they might be a threat to me unless I actively tried something stupid. I didn't get what black people were going on about, since the cops always seemed fine to me. And then I had a black boyfriend for a while. I very quickly became aware of the problem after that. Before that I had no direct exposure to how police treat black people, and it was like I had stepped into some disturbing alternate dimension. Being white, you just really can't know what its like. Even with my exposure I know thats only the tip of the iceberg, and I will never truly understand what its like. But at least I know that the problem is very real now.

glad I’m not American

@cnearwheel7176

4 жыл бұрын

Don't believe this narrative..research the numbers yourself

Truth

Very telling, thank you.

Im white, I was pulled over at 130am for "improper lane usage". I said I don't even know what that means. Cops said "your tire touched the yellow line". I kinda laughed and said ok cuz I knew what was happening. He then asked where I was coming and going and quickly turned it into a full on dui stop. I was not drunk. He ended up giving me two tickets. Lane usage and traveling to close to the car in front of me. Not speeding or reckless driving. He saw a white kid at night and thought I must be drunk. He was wrong. I filed my own motions and demurr at court and won. How did I learn to do that? I googled it.

this is such a heart touching moment - i can not understand why this happens to all of you. best wishes and with love from switzerland.

It really makes me sick hearing about this and knowing this happens all the time here in America. Automatically being assumed to be a criminal, a burglar, a killer, a druggie, all because of something you're born with and inherited that you have no choice or control over. Being profiled as a bad or suspicious person just because you look different. I know it probably will never happen to me (being white and all), but just imagining myself in the position of an African American being confronted by police just makes me tense up. I can't help put sympathize with these people.

Thereby, some African American politicians should've imposed the bill that African American drivers should be checked by the same African American cops in the US congress, in the first place.Only African American politicians can solve these unfair racial discriminations in the US. They should try that right now!

This is sooo sad

So sad. Its unbelievably heartbreaking. BLACK LIVES MATTER.

I am so ashamed that beautiful black men and women are having to endure this abuse.

This man is telling the truth I live in LA and everyone of my friends & family including myself has been through this situation no warrant house searched car searched no crime you're still guilty of living in LA and when everything has been dismissed you Now owe court fees assessment fees lawyer fees dismissal fees impound fees and if you can't afford to pay half of that... Now you're the criminal in LA

In the uk my lift to work was doing 110mph on a 50mph road got pulled by a cop got told dont let me catch you doing it again My friend doing 36 in a 30 got pulled 2 cop cars and a van show up strip entire car find nothing check his license insurance ask him how he payed for his car and insurance gets a fine and told to attend classes

There's a scene in "The Invention of Lying" where the cop admits he'd be very trigger happy if it were two black guys in the car, and that he was relieved the *drunk driver* and passenger were white. It was honest and out of nowhere, seeing as I don't recall seeing any black people in that movie at all except the nurse.

As a female, I've had police pull me over with their hands ON their guns.. . . . Everyone needs to put Mobile Justice on their phones & immediately start recording. Also have more than one phone on you recording the situation. So tired of this mess!!!!

I am sorry man I am so so sorry I have no idea what to say.just tears

"To serve and protect".

For a black men and women . It's an automatic shock and one thought. I'm I going to see my family again.

The police in my city will drive behind you for a few miles as they run your plate. When it happens a few times you begin to catch the pattern - swoop in tight on your bumper for a bit then overtake you and zoom off like they remembered something important. Occasionally they choose to pull you over. last time my husband was stopped and issued a ticket for running a light and speeding. The cop was behind us for 2 miles so when did this happen? We took it to court and turns out the cop never filed a report so it was dismissed but he just wasted our entire day sitting in traffic court. Happens regularly...

I have a permanent scar on my face from Sheriffs. And I'm an educator of 10 years. How do I tell my students to trust authorities? This is life for Black America.

Powerful🙏🏽😓

can we have a racist hotline? people can call if they feel like they're being racially profiled?

@jorleeahsurely

4 жыл бұрын

I supoort that

Sorry brother

Keep the faith...keep strong...we all feel your pain. Brings a tear to my eyes.

This guy need the police chief to chill with him as he rides all over town. The chief can experience this too. Take the chief and go a ride in other towns where the cops won’t recognize him and let the chief see what happens.

It’s amazing that it’s taken so long for society to deal with this problem. And, yes, we are ALL guilty of indifference! Black Lives Matter!! Don’t lose this opportunity of changing things in America!

This dude reminds me of Mr T....can't believe people have to live like this

This is sad.

Welcome to Norway ❤️🇳🇴

Oh come on..I'm white from South London they pull anyone and anything over if their not tweeting away..problem is if they pull you over once in your own area and you give them any kind of lip your getting pulled constantly so I just change cars as I'm poor that's easy enough.. Riding a mountain bike seems the best solution for avoiding them..or not going out at all..sad but true..

This is so sad

As a black man, even before your pulled over you will need to have all identification ready in hand before the police reaches your window.

That’s just sad...

Reading the comments of people about times they've been stopped most likely because they were of a difference race... scares me

You're a great, good gentleman!! We love you!! Don't give up

It's like we're guilty from the day we was born...

The ancestors are dancing and singing for your return, this land will flow with blessings and riches when it's children find its way home!

just know the law. the actual law. penal codes, statues, everything.

How much more to suffer ? Our children should never not at any cost.

Lord please come and put an end to the wickedness .

I'm white and when police pull me over they usually see my skin and immediately apologize for the inconvenience. They also give me all the money out of their wallets... I cant believe black people dont get this same treatment...

@tylerspringstube4868

4 жыл бұрын

@@aliciajanaechannel2024 yeah a complete overexaggeratiom. Not funny. Poor attempt tbh

Black lives matter y’all every American need to stand up we are all brothers and sisters and we are American.

This is sad

YOU BETTER BELIEVE IT!!!!!

Very accurate description :-/

Someone needs to go undercover into a police training school and understand where this comes from. This sort of prejudice isn't natural, it's taught. Police trainees are taught to profile this way. And the actions of the people who are supposed to uphold the law and protect our society inform (some of) the public on how to react to our fellow citizens. It doesn't have to be this way and there's a clear root to this problem with the authorities: this is not natural, this is bred into them.

Blacks/Women Of Color Experience THIS Too. Don't FOOL Yourself.

It's funny how true this is. I remember when my brother got pulled over with me, his girlfriend and his son in the car. We'd been to see my Aunt just for a regular visit and then were stopping to get something to eat. Going the speed limit, no tail lights out. My brother did just buy a pretty nice car (because he had the money to) and was really happy to show it off a bit to our cousins. Boom! Stopped. No reason for why we were pulled over and my brother was completely taken out of the car, searched, you name it. As a black woman, I've been pulled over a few times and even I was accused of having 'alcohol' on my breath. I had gum in my mouth and spit it out to show the police (after being prompted to) that it was harmless. The guy tailed me for like...a few blocks...literally right on my bumper almost. I consider these stories pretty tame compared to others I've heard.

We need more black peoples to enter politics 🙏🏼

Why?

Not black but brown. Been pulled over 4 times. 2 times I looked like a suspect, one time it was the tint on my windows, and once I legitimately had a broken windshield. Never got a ticket, not once.

A constitutional change is needed to have a cop free society, they can show only if called. The question is are people wise enough to interact peacefully by themselves, I am sure it is possible.

I was pulled over for GET THIS: "having too many brand new cars registered under my name". Yes, you heard me right. I had my car and I was a cosigner for my sister. That was apparently suspicious! Then he proceeded to ask me why I had Wisconsin temporary plates when I love in Illinois. I told him I had just bought the car from a Wisconsin dealer and he was more than welcome to call them and ask why they gave said plates.

Fox News has its own "statistics" on this

If your emotionally weak this is true for black men. If not it's the same for us all.

Ftp

Who is he referring to when he keeps saying "you"?

@hookem3982

4 жыл бұрын

That's a short glimpse of what would happen if YOU were riding with me in a car and we got pulled over"