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![]() Affidavit from The Last Book by Dr. Kamau Kambon AFFIDAVIT BLACK MAN’S INTER-STATE SAFE PASSAGE TRAVEL VOUCHER Purpose of Affidavit: To eliminate or minimize all potential conflict and/or problems that may arise, as a result of when a Black Man is stopped by police authorities. Definitions: Affidavit A sworn statement in writing made especially under oath or on affirmation before an authorized magistrate or officer. (Webster’s New Collegiate Dictionary, p.20) Notary Public: A public officer who attests or certifies writings (as a deed) to make them authentic and takes affidavits, depositions and protests of negotiable paper. (Webster’s New Collegiate Dictionary, page 778) The Problem: Every Black Man (18 and older), or every Black teenager, (13 years old to 17 years old) or every Black child (4 years old to 12 years old) in amerika is a possible target for being stopped by a city police officer, state trooper, sheriff, county police officer, undercover officer, or school officer, for no apparent reason or for “looking suspicious” while driving a vehicle or walking. According to the laws of this country, any official police officer has a right to stop “suspicious persons” who might pose a threat to the welfare of the community. However, statistics show that police officers often mistake upright citizens for “criminals” and this mistaken identity causes great distress for the innocent. In order to stave off and neutralize police officer mistakes, this Black Man’s Inter-State Safe Passage Travel Voucher has been created to assist Black Men, Black Male Teenagers, and Young Black Children. AFFIDAVIT All of the following statements contained herein are the full truth and have been attested to before a Notary Public My full name is _______________ _____________________ . (first name) (last name) My current home address is _________________ _______ ________ (street) (city) (zip code) I am the owner of this vehicle that (yes or no)I am driving __________ My registration is up to date and attached to this Affidavit __________ (yes or no) My auto insurance is up to date and information pertaining to the name of my company and my policy number are attached to this Affidavit ___________ (yes or no) My inspection sticker and emission standards are up to date ____________ (yes or no) All of my taillights, headlights and turn signals, at the time this Affidavit is being signed by the Notary Public, are functioning properly as of __________ (date and time) I am renting the vehicle I am now driving ________ (yes, no or N/A) I am renting the vehicle I am now driving from ___________________ Name of company) Attached to this Affidavit are the rental agreement and my driver’s license _________ (yes or no) I am traveling from __________________ (name of place) and going to _______________ (name destination) I am stating in this Affidavit that I have not consumed any drugs, legal or illegal, or alcohol while now driving, or before this trip. I am in no way impaired, not physically, not psychologically nor emotionally and have full control of all of my faculties. Attached is a copy of my recent urine or blood test ___________ (Fill in yes or no above to indicate the urine or blood test form is attached) I am not carrying any illegal drugs, nor any guns, nor any hand grenades or any other type of weapon, concealed or exposed, on my person or anywhere in this vehicle and this also is a true statement ____________________ (fill in above with a yes for a true statement or no to make this statement false) I have no warrants on me ___________________ (yes or no) By occupation I am a _________________ (fill in and initial) (e.g., father) (husband) (teacher) (carpenter) (brick mason) (student) Since I have stated everything that is relevant about myself in this Affidavit, which is an official legal document, and am in compliance with all local, state and federal commerce and highway codes/statutes/laws/rules/regulations, you may not search my vehicle. If you do so it will indicate you are engaged in “racial profiling” and have used your authority as a pretext to stop me because you are white and you are violating all federal and state laws regarding my rights and I will have my attorney contact your superiors regarding my lawsuit against you and your agency. My attorney’s name is ______________________________ My attorney’s address is ____________________________ My attorney’s telephone number is ___________________ I am asking in this Affidavit for you to release me and let me move forward on my trip Mr. _____________________________________ has come before me and swears that all statements and remarks in this Affidavit are complete, accurate and true. He has not misrepresented himself in this Affidavit. He has a witness to validate his character and the validity of the statements attested to herein. Signature of Character Witness _______________________ _________________ First name Last name Sworn before me _______________________________-- (Name of Notary Public) on this day_______________ (Month-day-year) Notary Seal (in the space provided) My Notary expires on _____________________________ (Month-day-year) This document created by Dr. Kamau Kambon for the purpose of combating “racial profiling", "Driving While white people are being white and to eliminate the possibility of any Man being shot or killed by a white police officer who uses his authority as a pretext to practice white domination by terrorizing law abiding Black Men. (June 16-June 27, 2004) Deeper, this document is designed to minimize all talk between the cop and the Brother-because the talk escalates into "can I search your vehicle"? * Always keep your license and registration in an envelope, on the dash board-especially at night-you do not want to be fumbling around in your glove compartment looking for your registration-cops use this as a great excuse to kill you-"I thought he had a weapon" *If stopped at night, turn on your interior light and keep both hands on the steering wheel *You can also attach the business card of your attorney, as you hand the cop the Affidavit This document is part of “The Last Book” and may not be duplicated for use without the author's written permission.
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