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Black Teen Cooperates With Cops During A 'Routine' Traffic Stop, Gets Handcuffed & Detained Anyway
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April 9, 2019
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19:35Now Playing18-year-old Tae-Ahn Lea was pulled over by Louisville police for allegedly making a wide turn.
The teen cooperated with officers during what is considered a routine traffic stop, but it would appear as if no traffic stop is routine if you are a Black teen in America.
The 18-year-old was removed form his vehicle, handcuffed and detained by officers who then began to search his car.
This traffic stop epitomizes why many African Americans do not trust law enforcement and how young Black males are profiled.
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