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Or did the officer see a speeding vehicle pulled it over, asked for permission to search the vehicle to which she said no. In which case he has the right to call for a K9 to sniff around. He didn't unlawfully detain her, never said anything racial, explained to her what he was doing....
When I've been pulled over the UHP has looked through my car. I wonder if that would be racism? Or is it only racism and discrimination when an officer searches a person of colors vehicle. Seems like that would be a double standard.
This lady is obviously looking for extra loot by playing the good ol race card that they learn in the projects.
Glad to see the street education has trained her well.
Come to think about it, where is the daddy this whole time? It would shock me if he wasn't present.
If this officer keeps his job, he will need to be trained in constitutional law.
People of america must be willing to permit some inconvenience and investigating if we ever want to get rid of drug trafficking and illegals traveling through america. The majority of objections are by those breaking the law and officers have a duty to obey their duties, regardless of the race of the driver.