Two Black Comedians Sue Police Over Search at Atlanta Airport
When I was a kid, I wanted to tell the cops I wasn’t drunk. The only reason I wanted to tell them was because my parents didn’t believe me.
When I was a kid, I wanted to tell the cops I wasn’t drunk. The only reason I wanted to tell them was because my parents didn’t believe me.
They didn’t believe me, and there are certain things cops do to make a statement, not to say you are drunk. So why do so many people believe the cops are lying?
In this case, they are lying. And it’s because of a lie that has existed in the minds of many police officers for decades. The lie, is, there are no cops in Atlanta.
It just can’t be true. It just can’t be true. But that is what the ACLU, the ACLU Foundation, and a group of black comedians believe. And it all started on Christmas Eve 2008, a day that can’t get much worse, except for the fact I am going to be involved in it.
My parents and I are going to Savannah, Georgia to see the Atlanta Braves play the Atlanta Falcons in a game that is being played in a strange part of that city for some reason.
The Braves have their home games in the Cobb County Stadium. The stadium is about two miles from the airport. And the stadium has been named as the worst in the National League this season.
The National League Central is a long way from the National League Championship Division.
We’ve arrived at the airport, and we’re waiting for our flight to South Carolina. The ticket agent says he doesn’t know when the plane will be ready. He wants to know why we’re going to Savannah.
I said because my friend is going to Savannah, and he doesn’t have a car. So the ticket agent makes a phone call.
He says he’ll have the plane ready in 30 minutes. And he’ll get us on the plane, but he doesn’t know when the plane will take off. I told him, “
