Mbye Njie is CEO of Legal Equalizer, a smartphone app that enables drivers who are pulled over to record police actions, read briefs about their legal rights and automatically text up to five pre-determined, trusted contacts that you've been stopped as well as send GPS coordinates, on Friday, February 16, 2018. (David T. Foster III/Charlotte Observer/TNS)
Imagine you're driving and, behind you, a police officer turns on blue lights. You hear sirens and pull over.
You lower your window as the officer approaches.
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