[yoe]

What Rev. Jerrod Moultrie, the NAACP president of Timmonsville, S.C. said:
"He made a comment that the officer accused him of having drugs in the car,” Timmonsville Police Chief Billy Brown said, according to the station. “He said that his wife and grandchild was in the car. He asked them not to move because the officer looked as if he might shoot them or something. He also made mention that the officer continued to ask him about his neighborhood. Why was he in that neighborhood? And threaten[ed] to put him in jail in reference to something dealing with the registration to the vehicle." ...mind boggling racism.

[eyedigress]

Cops know their streets.

He was buying drugs. End of story.

[Afterguard]

Is the entire NAACP made up of “Reverend’s”? Just asking...

[elcid1970]

Fool didn’t know cops now wear bodycams just for this possibility.

[Arm_Bears]

False charges of racism should be treated the same was as false charges of rape.

[eyedigress]

Here is your mind boggler.

He said that his wife and grandchild was in the car

[Ben Mugged]

Some are so caught up in the Victim mentality that they preach that reality no longer matters. They live in an alternative reality.

[A_Former_Democrat]

With “victimhood” comes the dishonesty, immaturity and mental illness that the naacp has become famous for

[Mears]

bfl

[Dr. Sivana]

The paper reported that the officer stopped Moultrie for making a turn without signaling.

Such an officer could pull over half of the cars in COlumbus, Georgia based on that. Darnedest way to try to save electricity.

[philetus]

“Once I got a copy of that bodycam, it’s as if he made the whole story up.
Nah, there has to be another explanation.

[Old Yeller]

D’Oh!

[PCPOET7]

I am going to espouse an idea I normally don’t espouse on incidents like this... he should be removed from any official position he has in the leadership of the NAACP. mormally I don’t ask for peoples head but this type of stuff can cause rioting and could of caused this officer to be fired in some areas of the country.

[VanDeKoik]

I remember when I thought cops having to use bodycams was an insult. Just part of the attitude that police were dishonest.

Holy crap! That was a stupid view considering that just a few years later we have BLM and the cult of the fabricated incidents on social media!

Now I want EVEN MORE cams. Have even mini camera drones that accompany them. Make them all HD or 4K and mic them up with surround sound mics!

[Islander7]

"...it's just troubling to me that someone who held a position like that would come out and just tell a lie...

Well, DUH!! You're slow, chief. That's been happening for decades.

[Jane Austen]

btt

[ThunderSleeps]

I watched that video. That's about as polite of a police stop as you could reasonably ask for. The officer didn't ticket him for failing to signal - technically a traffic violation. Didn't ticket him for having the wrong plate on the car - another violation. He got off easy, and relatively quickly. If that had been me, when the officer handed me back my license and paperwork, I'd have said thank you and shook his hand - and been at the DMV the next morning to fix the plate issue, not making false accusations.

The NAACP guy was just trying to get a little fame and stay in the game - "oh, I'm black, I'm an NAACP leader, I've got to carry the water, keep the message out there that we're being oppressed and targeted, else no-one will listen to me..." That guy is the north end of a southbound horse.

[ontap]

I beleive a large percentage of these claims are outright lies.

[Salman]

Body cams were supposed to cut down on police brutality, and so they do. :)

[Altura Ct.]

The Rev’s a liar.

But the story shouldn’t even be news. Profiling is a useful tool. Smart people do it all the time.

[BBell]

I guess those body cams are backfiring.