That draws me back to the death of George Floyd which spark a worldwide protest, I know how many will tag it but to me it's totally hate and unprofessional in the side of the police officer.
Back here we face the same maltreatment and abuse of right by officers of the law who is supposed to be protecting the lives of the citizens. Due to the abuse and mass murder of innocent citizens by the uniform men especially in the arm of the police that specializes in chasing robbery gangs called SARS who now deviate from their primary job to the killing and harassment of the youths who they tag as being into cyber crimes, but that not withstanding, they took laws into their hands without due process or even Court trial and at some point they claim the live of their victim and nobody will come out to say anything.
The situation of a white cop harassing a black lieutenant could be called racist but what about a black harassing a black in the same motherland?. Here in Nigeria many has lost their life to the police in something they no nothing about and many being convicted cause no one to speak for them, you can't work with an iPhone or even a laptop without being tag as a Yahoo boy (internet scammer) this mess has being in existence for over five years before the protest aroused, where the youth made their voices to be heard but yet they were silenced by the men on top who patronizes evil.
Now we don't have any space to live freely, we suffer racism 8n foreign country and suffer tribalism in our own country, ethnicity, gender discrimination, and total abuse of rights by the uniform men thereby crippling our existence as a black race.
Black were meant to live in the same space as the white, yes some understand while some have been clown with that archaic believe of white supremacy. We stood our feet and made our voices heard, it spark a worldwide protest and could've escalate if it wasn't taking good care of, we did made out our stand on police brutality here but were silenced by mass killing, it's obvious that's the black mentality but I still believe one day our voices will be heard and we'll live to our expectation. We matter, everyone matter. Say no to racism, say no to police brutality every life matters.