“I felt like I was singled out everybody was riding past the situation seeing thought I was doing something wrong,” Mckean told FOX 2’s Randy Wimbley.
Mckean said he was leaving a friend’s house and passed a nearby business on Martin Luther King Blvd twice on Thanksgiving Day. That was his explanation for the reported ‘pacing’ call.
The caller told 911 that he and his employees believed they were going to be robbed, so a deputy responded. The caller said he had walked by the business five or six times and had looked inside with his hands in his pockets.
Oakland County Sheriff Mike Bouchard said that business has been robbed twice while employees have been robbed five times. He said the responding deputy did everything by the book and showed great restraint. That’s something Mckean agreed with.
“I feel like the officer was being really respectable he didn’t try to invade any of my rights…I commend him for that
