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The Cop Was the Hero in One Viral Video. Another Told a Different Story.

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Bobby White was celebrated as the “Basketball Cop” after millions saw a video of him shooting hoops with local teenagers. A recording from two years earlier shows him throwing a young Black man on the hood of his car during an arrest.

Source: Unpublished Black History

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