original: Many of these officers were black and had a fear that as they blended in very well they would be mistaken for a criminal by other police officers, especially in case of drawing their gun in an emergency.
simplifications: Many of these officers were black and were afraid they would be mistaken for a criminal by other police officers. Many officers were black and feared blending in would cause them to be mistaken for criminals by other officers, especially in a case of drawing their guns. Many of these officers were black. As they blended in very well, they feared that other police officers might mistake them for criminals. This was especially true for drawing their gun in an emergency. Many officers were black and worried they would be mistaken for a criminal by other police officers, especially when they drew their gun in an emergency. Some officers were black and were fearful that as they blended in they would be mistaken for a criminal by other police officers, especially in cases of drawing their guns in an emergency. Many of these officers were black. They were afraid they could be mistaken for criminals by other officers. Many of these officers were dark skinned and blended well with the dark. They feared that they would be mistaken for a criminal by other police officers especially in case of drawing their gun in an emergency. Many officers were black and worried that they blended in well and could be mistaken for a criminal by police officers, especially if they drew their gun in an emergency. Many of these officers were black. They feared that they would be mistaken as a criminal by other police officers because they blended in well. This is especially true if they had to draw their gun in an emergency. Many of these officers were black and had a fear that other police officers, due to the risk of drawing their gun in an emergency, would mistake them for a criminal since they blended in very well.