[bgill]

Nope, nope. Can't look for a black person if the suspect is black.

[ProtectOurFreedom]

Ideal liberal description of a suspect: “it was a person.”

[Retired Chemist]

I remember being stopped in Nevada at 10 in the evening for speeding. They turned both the police car’s spot lights on my car and the officer that came up to my car had his hand on his weapon. They let me go after I produced my ID.

[Oldeconomybuyer]

When I was a kid I was pulled over, handcuffed, my car searched, and held at gunpoint because I fit the description of a bank robber.

Feces happens. Get over it blow.

[VideoDoctor]

Further proof that LIBERALS have their heads so far up their a$$ that, as Dennis Miller said, “they have to cut switchback trails.”

[grundle]

The only person who is at fault for this is the burglar. The Yale police were looking for someone who met a certain description, which is part of their job.

[cqnc]

1984 a little but late,,,

[okie01]

“So, my son, a 3rd year chem major at Yale was just accosted — at GUN POINT — by a Yale policeman bc he ‘fit the description’ of a suspect,’” Blow tweeted on Saturday. “He was let go when they realized he was a college student and not a criminal.”

What, pray tell, did the anointed Mr. Blow expect? I, too, have been accosted -- at GUN POINT -- by a Dallas policeman because I was driving a car that 'fit the description' of a car involved in a shooting. And I was let go when they realized I was just an ordinary guy and not a criminal.

It happens. Even to us whities, Mr. Blow.