The teen said he was trying to stop his seventh-grade friend from being bullied. CBSVillage
inside a New Jersey mall has sparked outrage after two officers intervened. One teen was allowed to sit on a couch, while the Black teen was placed in handcuffs with both officers pinning him to the ground.
Z'Kye told CBS News that the experience"made me feel like … they were agreeing to him — to me being inferior to him." "I was confused why they were detaining him and not me. I even offered to get detained when I was on the couch. I put my hands up like this and I said, 'You guys could detain me.' She said 'No, because you were calm,'" Joseph said. New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy called the video troubling.
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