It's just that you can't remove race from these incidents, which happen over and over to African Americans.
This is the insidious problem of racism. Apart from the white-hooded troglodytes, a broad swath of white American is more "racist" than they believe, can perceive, or admit. It lurks in them on a lower, but just as damaging level. So, when they see a black man in this situation,
they are more inclined to think the worst.
And then, THAT black man, having endured this lower level but pervasive bigotry his whole life, gets indignant when unfairly stopped and accused of something he's NOT doing. And it escalates from there, so he's "disorderly" or "resisting address" or whatnot, put in handcuffs, and humilitated.
This has to stop. No justice, no peace.