This brother is telling the truth! I was a cop in South Carolina so... The same thing happen to me and I'm still being harassed. I left law enforcement twice because of it. Wasted almost 15 years of my life! They tried their best to smear my name and character because i started speaking up . I could tell my story and more, but its too long. If you knew how depressing it is to realize you assisted these people. Although I didn't do the things that white cops did, I assisted and sit back for a long time and let it happen to my people. It will take a toll on your mental health. When I speak up now they label me as disgruntled. They will run every black officer off if you speak out down here and its not right. Its so much that happened that I wish I could say, but this guy is telling the truth!! This may sound like a made up story, but in 2021 I went to apply for this special casino security job in North Carolina on the border of South Carolina called three kings casino that paid well and this white lady called the police on me because she didn't believe that i was a cop. The cops pulled up and put me in there car and took me in saying that my license plates was messed up on a car my girlfriend bought that day. They really was looking for a reason to charge me with a felony. I cant find any lawyer to represent me because they don't believe ME. Again sorry about the length. I'm trying to start a group for us ex cops of color who have been done wrong.

As a Hispanic former police officer myself, I can tell you everything this man said is 100% true even where I worked in the Seattle region. I always felt out of place. The snide remarks, the "Mexican" jokes (I'm Puerto Rican), the way Blacks & Hispanics are profiled and the racist comments when working those sectors, the illegal searches, the judgements of people and assumptions of guilt. I can go on and on. I became a cop because I wanted to contribute and serve society. I wanted to show others there are those of us who do care. I wanted to hopefully make a difference in someone's life by my actions or something I say, regardless if they were criminal or law-abiding. And I hope I did. But there is a LOT of power in holding a badge. Cops have the ability to affect someone's life, sometimes forever. And many use that power and ego to violate people's rights and make false arrests primarily of black and brown citizens. It was the most fulfilling work I've ever done. But it was also the most depressing. Huge kudos to this young man for speaking out.

The power of the police badge is so dangerous when you hire the wrong people.

I’m a retired black female officer and I totally agree with everything he’s saying. I was that person who didn’t go along with the so call program. I always tried to do the right thing for the people of color and the higher up knew. I couldn’t stand around and watch how they treated the people of colored. It wasn’t easy bc they labeled me confrontational and I mean the higher ups and my fellow officers. I worked in Spanish Harlem for 17 years and the Bronx for the remaining 3. I did 20 years And RETIRED. I hated the way they talked or treated certain people. I retired 2016 and I promise you things haven’t changed. I was only one person who stood up to them, it’s gonna take all of us to tell them right from wrong. Congratulations for standing up for what you knew was wrong.

A CLEAR CUT CASE OF HOW GOOD OFFICERS ARE FORCED TO EXTINCTION! *NONETHELESS WE APPRECIATE YOU* 💯 👍🏿

This young man is 100% correct. I was in law enforcement for 38yrs and I been there and done that. I've been pulled over by other agencies and was even questioned about how I became an officer, as if I wasn't worthy of getting hired. I've then asked them the same thing then filed a complaint against them. I was treated this way by Torrance PD in the mid 80's. Back then Torrance, Signal Hill and Long Beach PD was known for being racist departments. I was LACO Sheriff when this happened, while driving my Porsche 911 Targa Torrance PD pulled me over for unknown reason asked me to get out and put my hands on the car near the rear now if you drive a Porsche you know the engine is in the rear HOT I told him NO my hands are by my side not in a dangerous position and that's that! The driver searched my car while the contact officer tried searching me. I said tried because he was nervous and was missing areas. I just let them to see how far they'd go, he finally got to my wallet then opened it and seen my badge. All of a sudden I became "Partner". The officer searching my car then stopped with a perplexed expression on his face (Knowingly that he fck'd up) but still being arrogant asking "How did you get this job" I told him the same way you got yours. Long story short I reported them and they both got suspended for awhile and sued the department. You got to keep notes, dates, times etc. My department got wind of if and realized that I wasn't the one. Over the years I had to get a few of my guys in line. If you get that rep they can be assholes by not showing up when you put out a back up call, fckn with your locker, smearing rumors about you and even calling in sick when you see the lineup sheet for partners for the next day. I didn't care I was a lone car a many of days. Can't let them break you. Coming from the hood South Central L.A. I was well known and treated my brotha's and sista's with respect. I'm now retied for two years and I understand what this young man was going through. Keep your head up and God Bless.

I worked as a Peace Officer for the California Department of Corrections & Parole and also trained in Palmdale & Los Angeles to become a Parole Agent. We always knew and called the LAPD one of the most corrupt in the state of California. I worked with ex-LAPD in Corrections in California and we were told about their horrible experiences, which some of them sued LAPD and won their cases. Even Parole Agents did not trust LAPD due to their racist views and the manner in which they choose to handle certain Parolees and people of color. I thought about becoming a police officer in LA, but could not bring myself to join LAPD due to their crookedness. Corrections was very crooked, but LAPD was even worse. LAPD has even assisted crooked politicians, district attorneys & judges, wealthy Iranians & others who come into the United States to buy homes they take with the help of known Mexican gang members to harass and beat Black men, women & their family members, putting them out their homes to profit. It is called RICO and LAPD involvement is prominent. There is a notorious dangerous Mexican family totally involved that the LAPD works with hand in hand. This Mexican mafia like family has infiltrated themselves inside the court system in L.A. They are clerks as well who changes the paperwork w/o the consent of some judges and some judges are involved in the taking of properties of Black People. There is a huge case at federal level that is being investigated brought forward by many people of color after their properties were illegally stolen from them making them homeless. I am talking about these LAPD assisted situations where these big ass Mexican gang members breaking into these people’s homes with weapons and grabbing them throwing them out of their homes onto the streets and boarding their homes up. The false claims of taxes not paid, which was not true. One of these cases will be brought to light soon due to one main case where the LAPD assisted these gang members in roughing up a person, hitting them and pushing them down injuring then and the LAPD refused to accept a police report. The LAPD hire themselves to corrupted individuals to steal people’s lives and properties. Soon, this will come to light! They have even placed innocent people in jail w/o any charges over the taking of their property. These same corrupted LAPD & LA’s justice system corrupted from the judge, district attorney down to the policemen in conjunction with a corrupted DMV official who work with wealthy interests to steal other people’s properties. They have even tried to steal the Trust of others by stating in court that the trust of the homeowners was actually given to some stranger, which we learned later was a ghost name and a crooked lawyer. He is now known and in hiding, but this crooked lawyer had the complete attention of the LAPD and its j crooked justice system complete assistance. Soon and very soon LAPD!

Protect this guy at all costs

What makes this even more evil and diabolical is they have many supporters out there cosign on this type of behavior. That's why it's so important to speak out against it as well as document any evil acts they participate in.

Being a person who was in a incident with the police...my heart hurts...God bless Us!

I have to give this Brother TOP PROPS, he really has his head on straight. I applaud this Brother past the limit. I'm an ex 82nd Airborne Combat Paratrooper from the 60s. When we came back from over seas, we had to deal with the worst kind of Racism. Nothing has changed, it's just been put in a different uniform....

PRAY FOR THIS YOUNG MAN'S PROTECTION 🙏.......REAL TALK.

This brother seem genuine and he didn’t wanna be against his people so I respect that 100% ✊🏾

I feel this young man speak so much sincere truth. i was on the job in 1991 employed as a Campus Police Officer for a large junior college in Southern California. It was an exciting time in my life. It was a stepping stone for lateral moves to better agencies. But as a new boot, I had a white supervisor and his other white minions in the department that constantly made me feel inferior and incompetent literally making it impossible for me to function emotionally as a fully trained P.O.S.T Certified new Officer. Their racial prejudices and even with an earned degree in Administration of Justice, the biased and prejudicial attitudes made me eventually open my eyes that the lack of professionalism in law enforcement. It is a permanent stain on the Badge. Sadly, over thirty years later, culture awareness and training just flies out the window.. God bless, Tyre and much success in your new endeavors

My heart breaks. I'm so sorry you had that experience. You worked to be a good citizen and still received this treatment. 😢 This world stinks.

I am from Africa and this just saddens me, four year old kids have to grow up knowing the police can hurt them. Africa has to realise her children are suffering everywhere. We hear the same problems in Colombia, Brazil, North Africa, basically everywhere.

Protect this man. People like this often unalive at young ages with no signs of foul play.

What a brilliant,empathic,intelligent young man. He sees the bigger picture very clearly and understands what it takes.I applaud you,young brother,Indeed.I wish you nothing but success in all areas of your life and may God protect you and your family.Your blessings will be inumerable!

I applaud this young man for speaking out which could eventually encourage other black officers or ex-officers to speak out as well.👏

I was a pharmaceutical sales rep in Southern California. I had a company car yet was pulled over multiple times. Went to court several times for bogus stops and won. Eventually I started keeping ID and registration where I could retrieve them easily. I would crack open the window to provide the documents. Very nerve wracking when I think of Sandra Bland and others dying over a traffic stop! 😢

Thanks for your bravery young Man. Hope your future is prosperous !

This BROTHER is RIGHT on TIME.We need SO many MORE brothers like him to tell it LIKE IT IS.

I am a white person and this breaks my heart I can't stand that this is still going on no matter how hard minorities especially black people work it's never good enough I wonder if we will ever be equal as a human race the government and politicians and police do a great job at keeping everyone divided

Thank you for speaking out ✊🏾Brotha this is the year of exposure on everything

I have been through this many times and actually got a dozen frivolous tickets because I dared question the white officer why I was stopped and why he was questioning my passenger. I told the passenger that he wasn't obligated to answer since he wasn't driving. This pissed off the cop and I ended up with all those tickets which was eventually dismissed in court.

S/O to Tina AKA Slauson Girl for her continued commitment to sharing our stories & uplifting our neighborhood in the face of the tremendous adversity and injustice members of this community face DAILY. S/O to Officer Bernard for speaking this truth so the people KNOW & many thanks to Comedy Hype for providing a platform for this to reach the masses. Universal light, healing and JUSTICE to all beings.

Great interview you are a good person thank you for serving I wish we had more black officers like you, iam 63 year old black woman I have never been in any type of trouble have no traffic violations, I live down south in Alabama one night I had went to a friend party, about 11:00 that night I was driving back to my house about 10 minute from the party this young black cop pulled me over asked for my linces and insurance I gave it to him, he told me to stay in the car he went to his car and called in to check my information, he can back and gave me my papers back told me to get out the car so he could search me I was so nervous and scared because I was alone, my son house was like 20 feet from where he pulled me over I asked him if I could call my son to come out side he said no he had me to blow because he said he smelled alcohol in my car I told him that he didn't because I was alone and I don't drink he was so rude and nasty attitude he told me that I could not drive my car home I told him that I was not drinking and I live right around the corner less than 5 mintues from where he stopped me he kept me on side of the streets for 40 mintues he said he was going to arrest me I call for my car to be towed after all this had been done he called for backup when the other offices came he told the other offices which was white that he needed to borrow that thang for me to blow in after he had me to blow before the office got there, after the white office saw that he was wrong he got in his car and let, then all of a sudden he told me I could go I called the police department and reported him there was nothing done about it So we down here in the south have some low down black cops as well as whites

Tears of pain, tears of being duped by a system that told you one thing. But treats you like dirt. You expressed it well, young man.

It’s a horrible feeling when you realize they don’t follow the rules like you do, when you realize that even though, you’re a good person, you’re still reduced to ONLY their perception of your race. Best wishes to this young man.

When you file a complaint its officers investigating police so naturally its unfounded 95% of the time

I appreciate this brother. He deserves recognition and an applause for being an upstanding individual. And to add I know at least 2 other people I went to school with who were in Law enforcement who quit within 3 years for damn near the same exact reasons this brother did.. evil.

Need to interview more former and current Black officer's. This needs to happen more often.

Great interview with a very smart ex-officer. I am so glad he left the dark side -- probably saved his precious soul. I know from personal experience that living as a Black man is a crime. Everything we do is a crime. I don't even have a criminal history, yet the police are always watching me. As a Black man it is a crime to breathe air, walk down the street, live peacefully and quietly in your home, laugh out loud, smile at someone, ask for directions, shop at a store, drive a car, sit on a park bench, and (God forbid) LOVE anybody! ❤

Thank you brother for standing up for what is right and God bless you and your family amen

What is disturbing to me is they are trying to steal Nippy's property? I also appreciate this young man's honesty and believe him starting a daycare could be a very positive thing for the community. He seems decent.

You know what’s crazy… people still have hope for & want to believe that the establishment is fair and unbiased ! THERE COMES A TIME WHEN YOURE FACE WITH THE HARD TRUTH & REALITY!💯

The sad thing is I know so many other black officers sit here and watch this s***, and they don't have the courage to speak up and see you finally you got an ex officer that's opening the door to expose all these wrongdoings in these police departments against blacks. The more we allow this the worst is going to get over time. As I am a black man I found this video to be very educational as to what is actually happening when these officers stop us being black people. I thank you for your service.

What happened to Tyree was an ambush!!!

Thank you sis for this interview this was a well done interview❤❤❤We need more interviews like this🎉👑👑👑

I was a black officer in Baltimore so I can feel everything this officer is saying I told the police officers that if they keep treating black people like this there is going to be a riot.. I left the police dept 6 months later there was a riot in Baltimore. It been in crisis ever since.

Very good interview. This is an excellent example of why they want to hire non citizens who don't have the history or connection to understand the racism in what they are doing.

Thank you I'm so very happy that I ran across this subject I am a compton native myself and this story definitely needs to be known by us all I'm so sharing this...

This was a wonderful interview!!! Thank you so much for putting this out there for all to see.

Former officer & detective from SEVERAL agencies....in Kentucky! My brother in the law...your statements are spot on 💯 facts!!! Even the way you are treated by "felllow" officers!!! Simple situations like response time to backup...etc.. Kentucky law enforcement gave me the BEST experience & lessons on life! Congratulations 🎊 and thank you for your service!!! Keep doing the right thing...Karma has no expiration date!! People would NEVER believe some of the things we as police officers have experienced and survived...only with the use of cell phone cameras is some of this activity coming to light

Protect this man at all cost ❤. Thank you 🙏🏽

My heart breaks and rejoice at the same time. It hurts that this is happening to us. I Thank this young man and Hype for this authentic and truthful interview. At what point will Brown and Black people come together? We're ALL God's children! Fear and Hate cannot continue to rule this nation nor this earth!❤️🙏🏿✊🏾💯

Hype, this was a great interview, I think his face should have been covered, he is very brave.

Comedy Hype should make this a series of officers coming clean and pulling the curtain.

I hope Comedy Hype start interviewing military veterans on this subject

This problem is also in the military as well…. And it is bullying of co-workers

This was a great interview, sis!! Loved how you asked pertinent and f/u questions and allowed this brotha time to answer your questions and expound further!!💯

I love this brother, he has much integrity, and his heart is too good for that wicked evil police department.

My names Tyrell Watts and I’m from Minneapolis Minnesota. I was a law enforcement officer for 2 years. In the last 7 months of being a police officer I was put on the gang unit. I saw how officers treated poc and the excessive abuse they faced and I stood there and did nothing and I knew it was wrong but after much thinking afterwards it was because I didn’t want what I’ve worked for to go to waste. After George Floyd I quit and it happened in my precinct where I patrol. LEO hate black ppl even the black officers hate black ppl. It’s messed up.

He is absolutely right about not fighting back. About stating that you don't want your car searched but don't fight them. Get a dash camera and hid a camera in several places within your car. Make sure you keep your car clean of debris and packages. If it is night turn on your dome light place your hand on the steering wheel. Get a travel folder for your registration, insurance documents and driver’s license and keep it on your visor. Roll your window part way down and place the folder over the window so it is ready when they approach the car. Keep the conversation short and to the point. If they violate your rights, don't argue with them. Follow instructions, keep your mouth shut and pray for the best. Follow up with a complaint. You do not need a specific form so dont go to the police dept to try and find one. You can simply write a letter and send it to the internal affairs dept, attorney general for the state and anyone else you think should see it. Be safe out there.

Great, very very great reporting. Now who ever watch your channel; should share it with everyone they know. Thanks, keep it coming!!!

I was a PO for 25 yrs in miami-dade, Florida. The way I made my presence known and did not quit nor allow their abusive behaviour to control me; what I did was, I did not permit no abuse of citizens rights nor injuries. I was black balled by officers and supervisors as not being part of the boys club and could not be trusted. They put 3 hits on me. The drug dealers shot at me more than 15 times; but I did not quit and finish my 25 yrs in the black neigborhoods. I was respected more than the black officers by the citizens. I respected, did not abuse black men by hitting them once handcuffed...... ORIENTED NEIGBORHOOD POLICING=BEAT POLICE IS THE ONLY THING THAT WORKS. ALSO GETTING RID OF THE BAD OFFICERS AND NOT HIRING BAD APPLES.

Respect this gentleman. He is with GOD and GOD is with him.

🫡 to this young man...for wanting to make a difference, and for quitting LAPD

This is a great interview and I think you should do a lot more of them, we as a race of Black Americans should know more about Police brutality racism and etc. The problem is that we know nothing about how they’re actually portraying the Black community people and young black men. I know that the way a young man dressed can cause him a lot of problems and in many cases his life. We’re all looked at as thugs or a criminal, which in most cases whites are not and get away with everything 😮 I truly believe that interviews like this will make People of color much more aware of just how the Police Departments are seeking out Blacks and Brown people of America! It’s wrong and everyone should Know more about their criminal activities and why they’re being official taught theses tactics 😮. Please forward more information about theses techniques…….

Former 9 year LAPD (GND)….they pay out so many lawsuits behind closed doors to us black and brown people. One of my boys sued the shit out of them for handcuffing him to a bench in the locker room on duty because of a disagreement with a white officer. They beat his ass and waited for an LT to come on scene. He sued for millions, changed his name and we haven’t seen him since, and that was in 2007…His brother was an LT and basically lost his own distinguished career as well for his own safety and the safety of his family. News never caught wind of it, never will.-💯

Thank you for this, we as black people need to hear stories like this..🙏🙏🙏

This dude is his brothers keeper. Good interview and good luck with all your endeavors young man.

Being from Southern Cali I know first hand it does not matter if you live in a low income neighborhood or nice suburban area, if you are Black you can be targeted by cops driving while Black, or seemly being Black in public, you will be scrutinized. When living in suburbs in Cali, when my siblings and I started driving, our father told us if you see a cop following you, drive to a well lit area like a gas station,restaurant or place nearby where you have witnesses. Do what they ask at all times." A few years ago while visiting my parents, my brother pulled into the driveway. The garage door was up when I went into the garage. My brother was taking my mom's wheelchair out of the trunk so he didnt see a cop stop and get out of his car until the cop put on his bright light. I said, "Officer is everything alright?" He was already proceding down the driveway. So my brother turned around."How are you doing Officer?" It was nighttime. So the officer says,"Are folks okay?" I said "Yes, we are fine." I didnt want my brother to engage with the White cop. So, the cop says "You people have a goodnight" and got in his car but didnt drive off immediately. My brother folded the wheelchair and said,"These redneck cops always harrass Black men. Dont know why our parents moved to this neighborhood where no Black folks live!" I hurriedly closed the garage door and told my brother,"Something told me to come outside. Glad I did because he probably would have asked you to prove you live here." We were upset about the incident but my brother tried to make light of it and said,"Yeah, you coming outside looking like Madea in that bathrobe convinced him you were staying here. Probably thought you were the wife!" I now live in a major city and in the 20+ years living in this city, I have never seen a White person stopped for a traffic stop but in the summertime is when the police amp up policing Blacks since the city has been gentrified. In my opinion on the weekends cops are out to protect whites enjoying city night life but see Black males as threats to Whites and make traffic stops, looking for a reason to get young Black men off the street. In 2020 my daughter and my 6 year old granddaughter were returning to my place from shopping. It was in the summer and as we all got out of the car my precious granddaughter saw a cop driving by. She opened the front passenger door and dropped on the floor. "Mommy, I'm scared, I want to go home!" She had already concluded cops couldnt be trusted! As a Black woman I realize that Blacks are treated as refugees by Whites ,periodt! This attitude of superiority that makes them believe they have the right to track our movement, immobolize our movement by questioning "Why are you here? Prove you belong here!" is an attitude that has been perpetuated from slavery. It is inherent in a people accustomed to their whiteness empowering them to weaponise the judicial system against non-whites. And now we have Latinos in law enforcement treating Blacks horribly trying to assimilate into a police culture that historically violates civil and human rights of Black and Brown communities, and as we saw with Tyre Nichols, Black cops are cops first and their Blackness is secondary..

Bernard is definitely a positive role model for our community. He is such a well spoken, calm and thoughtful speaker like Obama. Thanks for sharing your experience as a concerned and caring police officer and a citizen with us. As a grandparent I sometimes fear for my grandchildren and their friends so I try to discuss issues without preaching now I can show them this video because you came across as someone they can relate to… Thank you and God Bless…

My most respects go out to this young man.Thank You for speaking the truth.

I was accepted in the NYPD 30years ago. I turn it down. Best decision I ever made.

Sometimes we are in these situations so that we may bare witness to what goes on in the inner workings of the system... even if that isn't our original intention. Thank you for your service young brother. #IAmThatGrace

This is heartbreaking! The fact that it continues to happen is a maintenance of the status quo and underclass ……

Such great points throughout the interview, very powerful. This guy is awesome.

He said he felt "betrayed", he really thought he was on the team? I'm simply amazed after our history(and current) in this country we still are so silly when it comes to our reality.

I simply love this Young Man!! ❤Period. Much success for you and your Family. We Thank you for being A voice and a light in this world . CANT WAIT TO WATCH YOUR FILM Thanks to the interviewer !! For shedding this Praying for the Win in your Court Case.

Thank You Hype for this amazing interview ❤

This needs to go viral. Quickly.

when i was younger i wanted to become a police officer but thank God my mind changed. ❤

I feel you clearly. I’ve worked in this country serving children. I’ve had experiences that made me wonder how a country so big and “powerful” have so much disunity, and lies embedded in the fabric of it’s structure. Love ❤️ is what it will take for change to happen. 🙏🏿❤️💜💜💙💙💜❤️🙏🏿

This interview hit so many high notes with me. Biggest one is my tax dollars are being used against me literally when it comes to policing. He's right tho about how police came to be. That entrenched original sin still ain't dead.

This was an EXCELLENT interview! The host asked great questions and allowed the guest to speak fully. *a technical suggestion: open up the close-up shot, so we don't just see his head and shoulders. It makes him look like he is being grilled. (Help represent your guest in the best version) Great job overall!!! Thank you.

Excellent interview to the both of you!

SO SORRY for his Trauma. but I'm glad he chose to share the FACTS of the heinous experience.

This great to have a brother hit us with the info, the other races infiltrate the black community all the time and we continue to fall asleep! 😔

I'm 64 and what I'm seeing in terms of the voices standing up aganist racism, black people being profiled, and killed , by police is like a dog chasing it's tail. People are out in numbers protesting & screaming for them to give us justice, and the justice is good....but we need to create our own justice from within. We must teach better ways, by unifying as a people , like it used to be, We had mentors and Communty Leaders right in Minneapolis, where George Floyd was killed. Instead of waiting forever for America to agree to reparations, it time for us to begin diverting our dollars inward, to beautify our neighborhood,. There is so much i could say...... this young man has great insight, about starting with the kids who are being misguided. It truly takes a village.

Great interview. I used to work at the 77th police department back in 2005 to 2011 in the records department. Born and raised in Watts. I had so many issues working for the Department. I was forced to resign long story short...

I DON'T TRUST LAW ENFORCEMENT OF ANY KIND PERIOD.

Good interviewer - this is so needed. Do more like this. And keep doing more like this. Don’t stop. thank you and thanks to former LAPD officer for being so candid. Dear God, I don’t know how people living in such hateful circumstances can be kind and so magnanimous.

Tina Sampay, thank you for the interview.....,& thank you Benard Robins for your input

He said, 'if they start talking back, I'll write them a ticket.' When I got out of the military and came back to Houston, I was ARRESTED for 'talking back,' by a rookie officer who I simply told that I did not have a home phone number. (Yes, he told me I was going to jail for talking back.) I had called the police for help. He is just like them; but mad that they gave him that n wake-up call to show him that he will never be one of them😢

This is how they're getting the good cops out. It's a play.

Great interview folks need to tap in 💯💯🏆

CH's Slauson Girl asked very good questions. Thank you.

I enjoyed this interview. I have the utmost respect for Mr. Robins. I am so saddened by the traumas that he experienced, and I totally understand why he left the profession. May God continue to protect and bless him.

What an intelligent and articulate black young man/ king! He touched on a lot of touchy subjects that some would cowar to even think to say. Big ups to your sir and and May God protect you from evil always Ameen.

Am from England and am listening from my sofa. Enough respect you younge men 💪🏽💪🏽stay strong brother

Thank you my brother for your time and sharing the Truth.

Glad this brother tells the truth on such a subject. I can just tell he wanted to do so much good things, and found out the company his working for has so much negatives. I bless this young man, and hope which ever career path his doing now he excels in

reminds me of my nephew. He told me a eerily similar story about 20yrs ago. Same thing that happened to him. he quit the force after 1yr. He told my sister he didn't like how they treated blk/white communities so differently.

I'm a black male nurse from North Carolina and I had to take break from the field due the discrimination and harressment the hate is deep guys.

Thank you young man for educating us.

Protect yourself at all costs bro.✊🏿

I hope he's victorious. 🙏 Great interview.

I’m latina Hispanic, I’m in the middle on my skin tone incase you wondering. I wanted to add to this conversation, that when I get stopped by cops for traffic tickets back in the day, I remember, not getting any eye contact from those cops. Very straight and to the point. Didn’t let me say anything at all. Very cold, like no emotions at all. Some times they need to act more human. It does put fear on us if they completely unhuman. But, I do remember the time when I was younger and my friend’s car was reported stolen, but never reported recovered by a different police dept. , The big city we were at, we could’ve been in a serious situation with our faces towards the floor. Anyway, like a miracle, the cops- were sooo many surrounding us, did give us a chance, which half of the cops there didn’t want to. Just to let you know, there are different types of cops out there. On the side note, my uncle was a cop and he’s not a very sympathetic man. He did tell few things he has seen when he was working, while working and left him traumatized. He’s seen so many awful evil things. I know not an excuse, Just an insight to what some cops may go through. My uncle said he needed therapy but the police dept. Did not offer. He drinks and I think that’s he’s therapy. Anyway, good bye and God bless. Yeah, we all get uneasy when we see a cop behind or close when we driving. We don’t know who we going to get if they in a mood.