This is the most “they all look alike” story ever, and it’s precisely because of that. They only see a skin color and nothing else.

If she were white they probably would have done exactly that. At least then they might have had a case for saying “well we got the wrong person” but they’re acting as if it is reasonable to “mistake” a woman who is over half a foot shorter and more than 50 pounds lighter than the person they’re looking for, a…

And what is so stupid is that they could have easily stopped in the beginning and said hey they don’t match the description. All you have to do is say “we are sorry we are looking for a robbery suspect and we weren’t sure if you were the person we were looking for. Be careful there’s armed suspect around these parts”.

My immediate hope? That defense attorneys use this case every time Officer Moore is required to testify in court about an eyewitness identification.

Yeah... pretty sure american police are known for this technique called LYING.

Also if you can’t tell the difference between a 19 year old 115 pound girl and a 25-30 year old 170 pound man you need an eye exam at the least and possibly a brain scan.

In recent years, in my city, I’ve become very aware of, I call, seething hate Hispanic men have toward black women. I’ve had some openly disparage me, in Spanish, during business transactions.

Moore claimed that as another officer, identified as G. Vasquez was handcuffing the teen, she spun her left shoulder into him, knocking Vasquez off the balance and taking him to the ground.

And every goddamn bit of the officer’s account (of accosting, threatening with animal attack, detaining, assaulting, and allowing an animal attack on an innocent woman) is written up to imply guilt, of something, on the victim’s part, right down to describing her act of ‘trying to go home from the store’ as fleeing…