Nope. Race isn't an issue, ever. A bank customer was in a bank getting a car loan when police swarmed the bank with shotguns after a teller thought the black man laughing with a loan officer looked suspicious. Don't all black people look suspicious? (Video Link)
Senator Roy West is the man's lawyer as they began what can only be described as a hilarious pursuit of exposing this example of racist tellers at Wells Fargo, and racist and undertrained Frisco cops.
That is so freakin' redonkulous.
I's be gettin' the car fo free now
Seriously, why are we going after the cops?
It's a case of racial profiling IN the bank.
And the real tape to figure out the truth is the lobby video.
Just sayin'....
I agree, Kimmy. The police did what they had to do given the circumstances. The bank employees are the people who need to be held responsible. I wasnt there, but if the fellow is anything like video interview suggests, this incident was completely ridiculous and baseless. The bank, or the teller, may end up owing significant damages if West can get it into federal court for civil rights violations.
Sorry folks, with the amount of bank robberies on the rise it doesn't matter if this dude was black, white, or purple.Bank employees are trained to sound the alarm first and ask questions later.
I find myself agreeing with anon...
However, the man will end up with a settlement, Wells Fargo can't afford the bad PR...
Thanks McTool,
Maybe you and your man boobs aren't a total loss after all
You keep mistaking me for your dad. You can also stop blaming me for your small cock because, again, I'M NOT YOUR DAD.
man boobs are called moobs, by the way. When girls point and laugh at you that's the word they are using.
^ result of 1st cousins "doin' it"
It's Senator ROYCE West, by the way.
Who called the police and said he had a gun? That's the only question that needs answering. Who did that? Obviously, if someone calls the police and says a Black guy in the bank has a gun, they need to treat that seriously.
They have black people in Frisco? Who knew?