WTF?<p>Can someone point me to what exactly did police officers do wrong in this story?<p>&gt; Barbara Sullivan made a knit cap for me.  She knitted it in pinks and browns and blues and oranges and lime green.  No one has a hat like this.<p>Yeah, dude — I&#x27;m looking at your photo right now and it definitely looks like a generic knit cap. It&#x27;s completely reasonable that when someone hears a detail &quot;knit cap&quot; and then sees you, it clicks.<p>&gt; If you are wondering why people don’t go with the police, I hope this explains it for you.<p>No. It doesn&#x27;t, at all. Nothing in behaviour of this police officers even hinted of a wrong attitude. The &quot;white woman&quot; wouldn&#x27;t &quot;decide&quot; if you&#x27;re a criminal or not: she would give testimony. This attitude of &quot;resisting arrest&quot; would seem paranoid on it&#x27;s own; it seems even more paranoid and insane in context of this story.<p>By the way, did any officer actually tell him that a victim was white? Or is it just what he automatically thought?<p>If I would go through something like that, I would be glad that police is doing it&#x27;s job.