Red Lights for President Obama

Jack Dunphy * National Review On the day President Obama was inaugurated for his first term, in January 2009, I was on patrol and driving the streets in South-Central Los Angeles. Driving a fully marked police car, I had stopped for a red light at a busy intersection, and when the light changed to green, I started to drive through. In the corner of my eye I spotted something, and I had to brake suddenly to avoid flattening a man running the red light on a bicycle. He was wearing a “President Obama” t-shirt, and as he passed within a foot or two of my front bumper — the bumper that might have killed him — he looked at me, smiled, raised a fist in the air, and shouted, “Obama!” In due course we were involved in a conversation, during which I advised him that President Obama said we still have to stop at the red lights.



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