Black family, including two teenage girls and a six-year-old, are detained and handcuffed at GUNPOINT after cops mistakenly thought their car was stolen

A black family traveling in an SUV with children aged six to 17, were detained and handcuffed at gunpoint after police mistakenly thought their vehicle was stolen. Bystander footage has emerged on social media showing the moment Aurora Police officers in Colorado arrested a driver and a group of young girls in the parking lot of a thrift store on Sunday morning. The shocking video clip shows the family lying on their stomachs with their hands behind their backs in broad daylight as officers escort them into police vehicles. Scroll down for video Aurora Police were filmed detaining and handcuffing a black family with young children after they mistakenly thought their car was stolen Bystander footage shows four children, aged six, 12, 14 and 17, sitting on the ground of a parking lot on Sunday The younger family members can be heard screaming and crying as police lead the driver away in handcuffs The four children, who are six, 12, 14, and 17 years old, can be heard screaming and crying throughout the arrest. The incident was a case of mistaken identity after cops believed the car had been stolen because it matched the license plate number and description… Read full this story

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