Quebec Police Ethics Committee: Black man victim of racial profiling

Quebec Police Ethics Committee: Black man victim of racial profiling

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"This is the first time the Police Ethics Committee recognized and ruled in favor of a victim of racial profiling in Terrebonne," says Fo Niemi of CRARR. A Black man was a victim of racial profiling by Terrebonne police. Alyssia Rubertucci reports.

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