Ok this one is priceless example of pure racism
Looks Like = He Was Black
Even more ironic because he is actually featured on the BC Black History website as someone important in the community
Vancouver police say officers were dispatched to the seawall near English Bay around 9:15 a.m. Friday after receiving several 911 calls about a man assaulting strangers in the area.
"It was reported that the suspect would appear to be walking normally, but would then suddenly start kicking, punching, and spitting at people," police said in a news statement.
Officers soon located a man who they thought resembled the description of the suspect and "briefly detained him to investigate," according to police. This detention included handcuffing the man, who police described as "compliant" and who identified himself as a retired judge.
bcblackhistory.ca
Looks Like = He Was Black
Even more ironic because he is actually featured on the BC Black History website as someone important in the community
Vancouver police say officers were dispatched to the seawall near English Bay around 9:15 a.m. Friday after receiving several 911 calls about a man assaulting strangers in the area.
"It was reported that the suspect would appear to be walking normally, but would then suddenly start kicking, punching, and spitting at people," police said in a news statement.
Officers soon located a man who they thought resembled the description of the suspect and "briefly detained him to investigate," according to police. This detention included handcuffing the man, who police described as "compliant" and who identified himself as a retired judge.
Selwyn Romilly – BC Black History Awareness Society
Vancouver police, mayor apologize for handcuffing of B.C.'s first Black Supreme Court justice
Vancouver Mayor Kennedy Stewart is apologizing and condemning systemic racism after an incident that the city's police department describes as a case of mistaken identity.
bc.ctvnews.ca

