Main content
'I had a view that I'm not doing anything wrong'
A black man who was stopped by police officers and asked for his details says his view of equality has been "shattered".
Falil Onikoyi and his wife, Ingrid Antoine-Onikoyi, were stopped on a street in Ipswich, Suffolk, and asked to provide proof of identity and ownership of their vehicle.
Mr Onikoyi said: "I had a view that I'm not doing anything wrong so why am I concerned?
"And this has just shattered that conception," he added.
Suffolk Police were due to make a formal apology to the couple on Friday. Deputy chief constable Rachel Kearton said the exchange would be investigated by the force's professional standards team.
Duration:
This clip is from
More clips from Look East
-
Renovated pub named King Charles III—Evening News, 15/01/2023
Duration: 01:03