“There are thousands of Black men sitting in prison who have been falsely accused,” Harrold told the Associated Press. “That’s why we have to address incidents like this now, before they become life altering, life impacting issues that negatively and devastatingly affect Black people.”
In an Instagram post, Harrold, who according to his website is from Ferguson, Missouri, said the woman’s phone was later returned by an Uber driver.
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