Piff Perkins
Veteran
A Lawyer Defending A 17-Year-Old Black Kid Gets Real About Racial Injustice
And people have the audacity to wonder why blacks and Hispanics don't trust cops. If it wasn't for that kid's mom taking pics he'd be in jail for years, all over some piece of shyt cop. Not just the cop, but the cac who reported it.
(the tweets are in the link)In a 43-part tweetstorm on Tuesday, Doucette recounted a recent experience defending a 17-year-old black teen from claims by a police officer that the teen was doing 360s in the middle of the street. Over the course of the story, Doucette demonstrates many of the problems black people face in the U.S. court system and why changes never seem to stick.
We’ll let him take it from here.
And people have the audacity to wonder why blacks and Hispanics don't trust cops. If it wasn't for that kid's mom taking pics he'd be in jail for years, all over some piece of shyt cop. Not just the cop, but the cac who reported it.