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A Summary Of Racial Profiling By Police

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Yesterday, August 4, 1944. Police officer, Mr.P, receive a phone call. The guy tell Mr.P, he hear there is sound of scream in a building. Mr.P realize that there must be some secret in the building. Then he brings some police and go to the building. When he arrived, he hears that the phone is ringing, and there is people’s voice at upper floor. He realize that some people is hiding, he let our dear police, open the door, and find 8 Jews hid in there. Now they are been caught, and Mr.P wants to tell everybody, that tell police if you hear any weird voices.

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