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Kenyan dancer Tileh Pacbro has narrated a frightening experience in Madrid, where he and a friend were momentarily treated as suspects after a robbery took place nearby.
Pacbro posted a video online capturing the moment police officers stopped them shortly after the incident. The clip has quickly gained traction, fueling conversations about racial profiling and the challenges Africans continue to face in foreign countries.
The sensational dancer said he was unsettled by how fast they were linked to the crime without any plausible evidence of their involvement.
“This was one of the scariest experiences of my life,” he said, raising questions on wether the suspicion was legit or just a measure of racial bias.
The incident has drawn strong reactions online, with various expatriates recounting similar experiences of being unfairly profiled .
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