Thanks for the clueless observation.  And I say clueless because it utterly ignores reality.

White kids do more drugs and represent a much larger segment of the population but they don't get arrested for drugs, and if they do, they're far more likely to have representation, beat the charges (often based on illegal search or lack of probable cause), or simply enjoy a lenient District Attorney.

They don't get pulled over at nearly the same rate.  Would you like an example?  This fifty year old black man was detained, searched and shot to death based on incredibly "serious crime" of not having a tail light on his bicycle.

Capital offense.  The problem is White Privilege in this country, boldly practiced by police forces nationwide.