Black Man Cuffed on His Own Property While Moving Into New Home

[Odoreida]

Black Man Cuffed on His Own Property While Moving Into New Home
http://reason.com/blog/2018/10/04/black-man-cuffed-own-property-moving-tv

A black military veteran is calling foul after Kansas police handcuffed him on his own property. His infraction? Moving into his new home.

Karle Robinson, 61, can understand why a Tonganoxie police officer was suspicious in the first place. It was past 2 a.m. in the morning, and he was trying to move a flat-screen TV into his house. What Robinson doesn't get is why, after offering to retrieve documentation proving it was really his house, he was treated like a criminal.

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Lots more detail at link.

[abbeyco]

1. Because Kansas & white cops nt

[lunasun]

2. Here let me prove its my house. Nope we already don't think so

[Nitram]

3. Something must change.

[marble falls]

4. He was suspicious because he was carrying furniture into the house?

[laserhaas]

5. Black people can't have houses in that neighborhood

The KKK neighborhood watch report would have said something about it.