Call the police.
Stay in his car.
Don't go chasing the guy with a gun.
All the stuff that his Community Watch guide told him to do.
And that is what he did...call the police.
The question is about racial profiling. Assholes like you that want to make something out of nothing are claiming that he called 911 because he racially profiled the guy...
SO I again ask.....
A 6 foot individual is seen by the night watchman walking in the rain in a closed community. The night watchman does not recognize him as a resident and, besides, he has reason to wonder why a "resident" of a closed community is walking in the rain in the community.
His job is to call the police when he sees something unusual.
That being said, how does one deduce that he found the person suspicious because he racially profiled him?
Strictly because the individual was black?
Does that mean a white night watchman can NEVER assume an unrecognized individual in a closed community who is black is suspicious?