Police Detain Black Woman While Unlocking Car — She’s a Federal Court Judge

A quiet evening in a nearly empty parking lot.
A Black woman walking toward her car after a long day, keys in hand, phone buzzing with missed calls.

As she unlocked the door, police lights flashed.

Officers stepped out and demanded to know what she was doing.
Asked if the car was hers.
Told her to step away and place her hands where they could see them.

She stayed calm.
Explained she was heading home.
Said the car belonged to her.

The officers didn’t believe her.

They questioned her presence.
Asked why she was in the area.
Ignored her explanation and detained her while verifying information they already had.

People nearby slowed down. Phones were raised. The moment stretched.

What the officers didn’t realize was this:

The woman they were detaining wasn’t a suspect.
She wasn’t confused.
She wasn’t lying.

She was a federal court judge.

Someone who presides over constitutional rights, unlawful stops, and abuses of authority — including cases just like this one.

And every second was being recorded.

What began as a routine stop became a moment of national attention — because assumptions collapse fast when the truth comes out.

This video tells the story of how unlocking a car turned into a lesson in accountability.

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