Black correction officer mistaken for shoplifter sues Walmart for 'racial profiling'

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Black correction officer mistaken for shoplifter sues Walmart for 'racial profiling'
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Conners gave the arresting officers two pieces of identification—one of which showed he was a local correction officer—but he was still taken to another room and held while officers investigated, the lawsuit claims.

David Conners, a Clayton County corrections officer, said he was shopping for home decor when a Fayetteville Police Department officer stopped him in his tracks, saying employees believed he was a man with the last name"Wright" who had repeatedly stolen electronics from the store.

According to the lawsuit, officers handcuffed him while investigating claims by Walmart employees that he was the serial shoplifter. Madden said a warrant already had been issued for that individual. Officers showed Conners footage of the shoplifter that employees thought was him. Conners pointed out that he has visible tattoos, while the alleged shoplifter didn't. But it wasn't until officers called someone familiar with the case who confirmed Conners wasn't the shoplifter that he was released, according to the lawsuit.

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