WATCH: Houston County NAACP calling for action after Warner Robins ticket controversy скачать в хорошем качестве

WATCH: Houston County NAACP calling for action after Warner Robins ticket controversy

(13WMAZ) Video of a traffic stop in Warner Robins has taken over social media. Thousands of people already watched or shared the video Lawrence Dixon posted on Thursday, saying he feels officers wrongfully ticketed him. We reached out to the Georgia State Patrol, the agency involved in the traffic stop, they sent us this statement. "When a matter regarding one of our Troopers is brought to our attention, we take it seriously. Mr. Dixon was contacted directly yesterday by Georgia State Patrol personnel. After further investigation into the incident, the charge against Mr. Dixon was dismissed.” We asked for information on the state of the trooper involved and information on the case, but they did not give any further details. After dropping his son off at school Thursday, Lawrence Dixon was ready to make some money. He opened the Uber app, and started searching for passengers. "It was about 1:30 in the afternoon. I picked him up over on Watson," Dixon shares. He made it a few minutes into the ride before hearing sirens and flashing lights behind his vehicle. "Pull down into the establishment. Pull down there," a Georgia State Patrol Trooper told Dixon. Dixon pulled over for the trooper. "I was just looking like, 'This can't be for me.' It's just like, we were first at that red light so I knew I wasn't speeding," Dixon said. He said he was aware of the Thunder Task Force Initiative happening throughout Houston County, so he was driving prepared. READ MORE: https://www.13wmaz.com/article/news/l...