He's holding a gun. That'll look LIKE NO GUN. HE'S SWINGING IT. >> I didn't see that, sir. >> Man, you saw what you wanted to see. You saw a [ __ ] with tattoos. Why would I be holding the gun like this right here? >> In order to make their actions seem reasonable, the police officers entered the store and found the staff. They attempted to elicit unfavorable statements about the man by asking questions. >> Hey, how you doing? >> Hey, what happened? >> So, I'm driving down the road and he's got something black in his hand and he's moving it like it's a pistol. So, I pulled in to investigate what was going on. >> Is he causing a problem at your your store? >> No, he come here every day faithfully after work. He come here to get gas and >> That's not what I'm asking. >> Hey, I don't want to hold the gas pump again. You You start the gas over there. >> Yes, I will. >> Hey, what's your name? >> Robert >> Robert You'll sign the statement and I'll get your picture good thing you did. >> However, this man was actually a regular customer of the gas station. The clerk's response did not support the officer's judgment. The evidence began to work against the police officer. At this point, he finally realized the seriousness of the situation. The police officer then caught up with the man and attempted to apologize and seek a settlement. >> you got to stop profiling. You got to apologize, man. >> Can I Can I talk to you for a second? >> Yeah, I don't I don't No, I really don't want to, for real. You But, you know what you did. And you know you dead ass wrong. You know I had no [ __ ] gun. >> After him. >> But, the other party did not give him another chance. He directly drove away from the scene. After further investigation, it was confirmed that the man who was wrongly convicted was 35-year-old Robert McCord. Subsequently, he formally filed a civil lawsuit against the local sheriff's office and the involved officers. The accusations include excessive use of force and illegal detention. And the relevant authorities are required to make compensation. At present, this case is still under investigation.