Fourth, the police acted fairly because within SECONDS of stopping her they were informed that she was a state attorney, who they stopped for no reason and who has the ability to make their lives very difficult if they mistreat her. Hence the bowing and scraping. If they stopped some 'random' black man who was equally innocent but not as polished or informed as to his rights, would they have been so polite, given him their names, and let him drive on without any follow-up? Or would they have grilled him on where he got the car, why his plate wasn't coming back, what he was doing in the area, etc.? And if you thought Ayala's responses appeared 'aggravated' in this video (even though she was polite to a fault), how would the police have interpreted this black man's responses? Very possible this hypothetical man could lose his life in this confrontation, which is the problem.