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CMV: Being profiled by police is not exclusive to racial minorites.

You often hear how people in minority communities are subject to profiling by police and that white people don't have too deal with that. I would like to object to that notion. 

When I was younger, (I'm now 30) I would be pulled over by police multiple times every month. This would be in different counties and different towns by multiple different departments. I only received warnings until my first speeding ticket at the age of 24. Also I drive about 25,000 miles a year due to work, so it's not like I didn't have a lot of opportunity to speed and get tickets. The reason given on why I received a ticket and not a warning was because I had received a warning two weeks prior. 
Throughout my twenties, I had been pulled over more times than I could count, I have been questioned over having Advil in my car, been pulled over for having my third brakelight out by an officer who had only one headlight working and been questioned on where I was going so many times I can't even remember. It got to a point where if a police car was behind me, I assumed I was going to be pulled over (and I was usually correct)

Eventually, it just kinda stopped. I don't know why or how, but it did. I got one more speeding ticket two years ago, but both times I went to court and the fines were taken away. I thought it was my car at first, because I had a non stock exhaust, but I got a different car that was a completely stock Honda Civic and still got pulled over just as much. My current Impreza is modified and the only time I was pulled over in it was the previously mentioned ticket two years ago when it was still unmodified. 

One thing I want to point out is that in all these events, I never had any problems with the individual officers themselves. I treated them with respect, regardless of my feelings on the situation. If I was rude or belligerent, I imagine the circumstances may have been different. I have never had any kind of criminal record with law enforcement and the only thing I have ever had is these two speeding tickets.

I don't want anyone to think that I am disparaging minorities or calling me racist it anything like that. I just wanted to share the experiences caused me to form this opinion.
Thank you

Edit: Everybody keeps saying the difference is that racial profiling is what minorities are referring to. Most of my stops by police happened at night so they couldn't even see my race and the car I drive during most of this was registered to my dad and not me, so even if they looked up who it was registered to, it would have no bearing on the color or my skin.
gpt
When people talk about racial minorities being profiled and targeted by police, they’re not suggesting that white people don’t get pulled over. Just that white people don’t get racially profiled and pulled over for being white.