A quick check of the speedometer yields a sigh of relief, but the police continue to follow and then turn on their lights to pull you over. What different people expect will happen next, divides our community. Tonight, I-Team reporter Stephen Hill tells us how a couple of these stops changed attitudes forever. Two separate incidents, but just one story fear of the police. Meet Cincinnati natives Vinnie Clark, a former pro football player and Charnell Warner, mother of two children.
Local records show neither has a criminal record.
Clark and Warner and many black Cincinnatians say how you're treated by Cincinnati Police in many instances depends on your skin color. Such claims divide Cincinnati. In two separate complaints, Clark and Warner say officers recently violated their rights. As you hear their stories, they ask if what happened to them would've happened if they were white. On January 19th, as the Warner family was driving through this northside neighborhood, nearby, two people robbed someone at gunpoint.