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A Black man was interrogated by Texas cops for having too many credit cards - Face2Face Africa

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A Black man who was withdrawing money from a gas station in Texas said he was approached and interrogated by three armed police officers for having too many credit cards. Fearing he was being racially targeted, he started recording the incident. “I hadn't done anything wrong. They ran my name as though I was a...

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