This is Austin Baker, a self-made tech CEO who bought a McLaren to celebrate 15 years of hard work. And this is Officer Daniel Turpin, a cop who saw a Black man in a supercar and assumed he was a criminal. During a routine stop, Officer Turpin mocked Austin, handcuffed him on the side of the road, and accused him of being a drug dealer—all because he couldn't believe a Black man in a t-shirt could afford a $300,000 vehicle. Turpin thought he was making a big bust. He didn't realize he was arrest

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