As i explained before. the arrest warrant was for my brother. he still lived at home at the time, as did i. he is tall and slender, so am i. he has short black hair, as do i. my brother has very light skin for an african american, and so do i. We have similar, but not matching, facial features. for example: my chin is longer and his ears are bigger,
boy i loved tacking the hell out of him for that.
as those without a foolish bias can see the officers had good reason, probable cause you might say, to think i was my brother at the time. My father, who was rightfully upset, stormed outside and quickly established that i wasn't my brother and the arrest ended there. My civil rights were not violated in any way, shape, or form. Had the arresting officers ignored my father and loaded me into the back of the police car,
THEN my civil rights would have been violated. you may live in a city with piss poor cops, well guess what, i grew up in one too, but i don't let the piss poor actions of a few spoil my opinion of the whole group.
police officers have a duty and are given the authority to carry out that duty. if the girl was acting like the ghetto rat tramps i grew up with then she deserved the punch. its like the time honored saying, "Dont start nothin, wont be nothin."
And now i offer you all further bits of wisdom when dealing with law enforcement officers.
