Cop Questions Black Man Washing Car in His Driveway — He's ATF Agent, $850K Settlement скачать в хорошем качестве

Cop Questions Black Man Washing Car in His Driveway — He's ATF Agent, $850K Settlement

A Fairfax County police officer detained a Black man for "suspiciously" washing a car in his own driveway. That man was Marcus Thompson — a 12-year ATF Special Agent, Marine Corps veteran, and homeowner of 6 years. Officer Marcus Webb ignored federal credentials, property ownership, and common sense. The result? $850,000 settlement, termination, and national decertification. In this video, we break down exactly what happened that Saturday afternoon in Northern Virginia, the officer's documented history of 9 prior complaints, and why this case exposes systemic failures in policing and accountability. 📌 What You'll Learn: How a routine car wash became an unlawful detention The officer's pattern of racial profiling over 7 years Why federal credentials weren't enough to stop the harassment The reforms Fairfax County announced after the settlement What this case reveals about systemic racism in policing ⚖️ Case Details: Location: Oakmont Ridge, Fairfax County, Virginia Settlement: $850,000 Officer: Terminated and added to National Decertification Index Victim: ATF Special Agent with 12 years experience