Dustcan
The only credit the officers get is that they didn’t have a description of who they were going to arrest. But, uh, this next paragraph explains the problem with that.
This is literally the “Monkey see, neuron activates meme”.
Oh and according to other reports the actual suspect got away while the cops made a scene.
Dogs
In more “Living while Black” news, Police officers receive call about an abusive white ex, immediately arrest first black man they see.
The video footage shows the two being physically detained by officers as they proclaim Austin’s innocence. But it begins with an unusual admission that the officers weren’t sure Austin was the man cited in the domestic violence call.As their patrol car makes a U-turn after passing Austin, one officer asks the other, “This dude?”“Probably,” says the partner on the May 24, 2019, recording. The officers were responding to a 911 call made by Austin’s neighbor about her ex-boyfriend, who was white; no description of the suspect is given in the call.
The video then shows Michlewicz attempting to intervene. She can be heard saying, “What is happening?” while she attempts to hold onto Austin as the officers pull him away from her. At one point, her robe comes off, and she is briefly naked on the street. She is eventually pushed to the ground.
The only credit the officers get is that they didn’t have a description of who they were going to arrest. But, uh, this next paragraph explains the problem with that.
“It is racial profiling. They had no description of the suspect — a completely blank slate,” said attorney Faisal Gill, who represents both of them in the civil rights lawsuit. “They literally saw the first Black man, and they arrested him.”
This is literally the “Monkey see, neuron activates meme”.
Oh and according to other reports the actual suspect got away while the cops made a scene.