Police have been spying on black reporters and activists for years
Honestly, I was blind to police racism against blacks. Until I watched this video.<p>----------------<p>This is a shocking video:<p><a href="https:&#x2F;&#x2F;www.wral.com&#x2F;ace-perry-pulled-over-by-sampson-county-deputy-for-driving-under-the-speed-limit&#x2F;18953130&#x2F;" rel="nofollow">https:&#x2F;&#x2F;www.wral.com&#x2F;ace-perry-pulled-over-by-sampson-county...</a><p>+ white cop pulls over black driver (North Carolina)<p>+ refuses to tell him why he was stopped until he shows ID<p>+ asks driver questions about company name on his tee-shirt<p>+ expresses incredulity when driver says he works at the company<p>+ asks driver other irrelevant personal questions.<p>+ tells driver he was stopped for driving UNDER THE SPEED LIMIT (doing 65 in a 70)<p>+ asks driver: &quot;wouldn&#x27;t you find it suspicious if someone were doing 65 in a 70?&quot;<p>+ gives driver a WRITTEN WARNING for driving 65 in a 70.<p>+ brushes off driver&#x27;s questions saying &quot;I&#x27;ve got stuff to do&quot;<p>+ Feb 2020<p>Googling about the case `&quot;Ace Perry&quot; Sampson` it seems no action was taken against the officer. If anyone has an &quot;in&quot; with the ACLU (or similar), the police dept. could use some publicity.<p>(Strange how some cases don&#x27;t get the attention they deserve.)<p>(Note: in response to a now apparently deleted comment: I&#x27;m aware that some roads have minimum speed limits. I remember once seeing on a highway: max75 min40. However, 65 in a 70 is just prudence.)