Black Locksmith Harassed and Racially Profiled in White Neighbourhood Ti...

So the cop rolls up with an AR type gun with a suppressor on it and his first words were for the TikToker to put his phone down? Good call on the TikToker to keep filming. Who knows what would have happened. If you want to stay up to date on viral stories like these, please hit that subscribe button below. Oh, you done? Thank you!

In a pair of TikTok clips, a Black locksmith highlighted the dangers of taking a job in a white neighborhood, quickly attracting the attention of local police as they were working on a lock.

The first video shows him explaining to a group of police officers that he and his co-worker have a work order to change the locks on a house. The police seem doubtful, with one officer circling them while holding an assault rifle, telling the TikToker to stop filming their conversation.

One of the other officers also has his weapon drawn, holding it as if he’s responding to a threat. The house seems unoccupied, with a realtor’s sign posted outside. The locksmiths are standing with their tools on the doorstep.

Black Locksmith Harassed and Racially Profiled in White Neighbourhood TikTokThe police officers don’t seem especially interested in investigating what’s going on, treating the situation as a dangerous standoff requiring deadly weapons. I’d like to ask the police that if it were white workers in a black neighbourhood, would the same scenario happen? After they told them why they were there, why was the gun still out? I’m sure they had paperwork, there was nothing else to figure out.

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