Arrested, then traumatized: Black people on what comes after police encounters
Arrested, then traumatized: Black people on what comes after police encounters Curtis Bunn © Provided by NBC News When he was 16, Trevor Lawrence was pulled out of line at a sandwich shop in Washington, D.C., by two white police officers. He was handcuffed and placed in the back seat of their cruiser. Confused and terrified, he asked repeatedly why he had been apprehended. The officers did not respond as they drove for 10 minutes. Finally, they arrived at a destination Lawrence had never been to. An officer pulled him out of the back seat and placed him in front of an elderl...