>> Added to come to the McDonald's at loves on the Fourth Avenue exit.
>> This is Carol the cop. >> When I pull up to the window,
they hand me my receipt. So, I go to the second window to get my food and I'm waiting.
>> Crying over spilled milk but rather her absence of food.
>> The girl comes to the window and asks me what my order was. I repeat my
order an English muffin meal with a half pound of coffee and I'm still waiting. A girl comes
out with my coffee, and just the coffee and she hands it to me and my window down,
and that's how she gets paid as a coffee.
So I told her I said don't bother with the food because right now like too nervous to take it.
It doesn't matter how many hours I've been up. It doesn't matter what I've done for anyone.
Right now I'm too nervous to take a meal from McDonald's, because I can't see it being made.
I don't know what's going on with people nowadays, but please just give us a
break. Please just give us some break. >> And demanding she be cut some slack.
>> I don't know how much more I can take. I'm filming this for 15 years and I've never,
ever had such anxiety but waiting for McDonald's drive through food.
>> It has gone viral all over social media, TMZ has picked up the story a police officer
canceled her McDonald's drive to order because she feared employees were messing with her food.
She says she's never felt this stressed ever. >> Why? Because police officers are finally
being called out for the atrocities.
They either allowed to facilitate and enable or are under the harsh
microscope for doing so firsthand. >> So I'm in Beverly Hills right now,
and I'm getting searched for shopping at the store I work for and just being black.
>> This is the VP of Versace footwear, Salehe Bembury.
>> What you're doing is you're making it completely different.
>> Yeah, I mean guys >> You're making it completely
>> So you checked my ID what's going on? Do I have anything on my record?
>> No, you're good to go Sir. >> I'm good to go.
>> Who was racially profiled in Beverly Hills California?
>> I've just been GPS trying to figure out where I'm going.
>> Okay, do you have any ID on you by chance, man? Without reaching into your pockets you
don't have any weapons or anything? >> I don't. I'm like super nervous.
>> After being stopped for jaywalking, this happens.
>> I'm just gonna check to make sure you don't have any weapons if you don't mind, okay?
Face that way real quick. Hands behind your back. Palms together like you're praying. Awesome, thank
you spread your feet. Cool, man. Don't wanna mess up those shoes are pretty nice.
You said I can search you right?
>> You can do whatever. This is embarrassing, to be frank.
>> Well what we like to do like when we stop someone, we just to make sure you
don't have any weapons or anything. >> Yeah, but patdown feels a little
excessive, bro. What's unfortunate is like I literally designed the
shoes that are in this bag and I'm being searched.
>> Really? >> Yeah, I do.
>> That's why like I said man you're not in handcuffs or
anything. I'm just talking to you right now, ok? >> I'm just walking down the street is a this
little ridiculous. >>
After being startled, and harassed Salehe he calls out the officers.
>> How do you say your first name sir? >> Salehe.
>> Salehe, just wanna run him real quick. >> I have to record this because I just
don't feel comfortable with this. >> Or just because right now you are
being detained, just because we're talking to you. And we don't know not saying that
you would do this but people have called and they have friends come and then it comes in officers.
>> I'm literally just gonna record right now. That's all I'm doing. You
see us recording and that's all I'm doing because I feel you hear it in my voice. I'm
uncomfortable, I'm nervous. >> Do you all hear the pain
and agony this man is going through? >> You understand the climate that we're in?
>> Yeah, no I understand is there anything I can do to make you feel more comfortable?
You're not in handcuffs or anything, right? >> Not really, dude. Your boys are pulling
up. I'm uncomfortable. I'm not making any fast movements but this
is uncomfortable for me. >> Are we making any?
>> No, but this is uncomfortable for me. I just want to get to my car. So
I'm just going to hit record for you today. >> Whatever you want to do, sir but like I
said, you understand why we stopped you correct and you admitted to jaywalking?
So I'm in Beverly Hills right now.
>> None of this had transpire and the cops know it.
>> So you can't jaywalk, correct? >> Understood,
yeah. Can I have my stuff back, please? >> But you see how you just switched that
complete narrative, like- >> Nah, nah, nah.
>> You were talking to us saying, yeah, you can search me.
>> I know how you guys talk. Am I good to go? >> Yeah, you're good.
>> All right, you guys have a good day. >> Next time, don't ever change
the narrative like that, though. >> Finally, after being detained,
Salehe averts the crisis. Donatella Versace the sister of Gianni, the founder of the
world renowned company reposted the video to her 5.4 million followers on Instagram.
writing she is appalled at what occurred and that the officers behavior is completely unacceptable,
and Salehe was stopped simply for being black. It's clear. Salehe says in a video
once in his car, he was visiting a friend store. When he left the Versace store,
his employer, the police officers quickly got out of the car to question him.
Bembury's caption is simple and to the point in his original upload, being black in Beverly
Hills is not just a one off. With salehe per ABC7 .com and Beverly Hills black people were
almost 21 times more likely to get arrested than white people. Meanwhile, in Southern California,
African Americans comprise about 7% of the population, but made up 17% of arrests in 2018.
>> You see an officer just
because I thank you enough anymore. >> Puts out a tone deaf
please give me pity selfie video. Meanwhile, another drive through and the exact same state?
>> Officer Devin Brosnan is the first on the scene and approaches the vehicle.
>> Hey, >> The driver is 27 year old Richard Brooks.
>> Didn't end with a crier on video. >> It ended in a damn death sentence.
Remember this LeBron James shared this video on his Twitter, with the caption breaks my heart
because this child is not aggrieved his orders late he's scared for his life.