The brutal killing of George Floyd highlighted just how important it is to film events, because otherwise we, i.e., African-Caribbean, black people, or people of color, are less likely to be believed.

Last Sunday I experienced it firsthand, as I have done on many occasions in my life. On this occasion, I was stopped along with a friend while driving through Hackney on a sunny afternoon, based on nothing but a registration plate that was mistakenly entered and registered to North Yorkshire.

I have since met with the Metropolitan Police. I am told that our vehicle appearing to be from outside of London, and having perfectly legal rear tinted windows, was reasonable grounds for police suspicion. It seems obvious to me now that Section 163 stops need legal reform.