“Prior to this, if I ever mentioned the problems, the struggles of being a Black person, you would immediately be shut down and told you’ve got a chip on your shoulder,” she told Reuters in an interview.
Bennett, who in April 2019 was pulled from her car, arrested and kept in a cell for 18 hours, says she believes she was treated unfairly and aggressively during what she said was a “petrifying” late-night encounter with police because she is Black. At various points during the incident in southwest London, Bennett said that she was scared, tried to call a lawyer, called her father, and said she did not want to be touched by any male officer.
'a chip on her shoulder', sounds like she has a 'black' attitude problem. Play that victim card sweetie, it might earn you a quid.
Last year!! Did she just remember
Dont resist...just cooperate...noone gets hurt. Be an idiot and resist violently, you risk being hurt. Fairly simple really.
It’s racism. The cops know it.
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how could it be 'reasonable instructions' when the whole interaction was instigated by those police on totally baseless suspicions?
What a joke..what is she complaining about ..she was asked to get out of the car..she refused causing the Police to have further suspicions therefore obstruction ..Bob’s your Uncle ..what a waste of a tv interview 🙄
look my friends 🙏🏾 they bringing Aunt Jemima back with British accent!
The Police should not be allowed to pull over a loan woman in the middle of the night. This is also a feminist issue. She must have been terrified.
I didn't know nurses were protected by law and couldn't be arrested🧐 kids, take notes on what to study!