I've been frustrated with arrest quotas for a long time. Come on, they're asking for problems. But Brock, if you had experiences like that, why did you do nothing about it? Why didn't you shout the news from the rooftops, why didn't you search until you found someone in authority to whom you could bring the problem to light? Why didn't you make phone call after phone call until something happened? Why didn't you start a political career, or encourage somebody who had time for that to do so? When you see a problem, you've got to do something about it, not wait until it's such a big problem the whole world feels the aftermath. But seeing you didn't do anything, please don't get mad at me about this happening. I never had those experiences. Well, actually I did once...but it wasn't racist. We do have some instances in our area when police go on searches with helicopters, etc. Usually it's older people who wandered away from care homes. I don't know if this was the case at the time (and by the way - this just popped into my head, and I want to save you from the time of bringing it up - I know that people who fun away from nursing homes don't ride motorcycles - hopefully), but late one night (in fact, I remember the date) I took my young dog outside one last time before I went to bed. It was somewhere around when May 27th changes to May 28th, 2012. A police car pulled up, and a huge cop got out and turned a flashlight full on my face. The moment the light turned on, I couldn't see anything because it was so bright, but I stared back in a kind of idiotic attempt to show that I wasn't going to be intimidated by anything. After maybe five seconds he turned it off and got on his radio. I couldn't hear what he said since he got back in his car. I went inside and after maybe five minutes he pulled into our driveway, turned around, and drove away. I'm sure I didn't fit the description of the suspect. And I'm sure he wasn't just wandering around in the dark until he found a black person to harass. But I'm not saying that your police aren't racist, Brock. Just sharing my experiences.