The owner of a San Francisco business claims that the cops have accused him of breaking into his own store because he is black.

Viktor Stevenson, owner of Gourmonade, said that four police officers from San Francisco had approached him. store and accused him of breaking and entering.

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A black business owner in California claims that the officers approached him at his newly opened store, and accused him of attempting to break in.

Viktor Stevenson, owner of Gourmonade – Gourmet Lemonade – in San Francisco, wrote online Thursday, four officers walked toward him with "nearly fired weapons" after he believed he was embarking on his business in the district of Mission.

"Four cops jumped on me almost fired weapons took my identity card home," wrote Stevenson on Instagram. "This racist thing is out of control but it will not stop me!"

The store's security alarm was going off, Stevenson told KNTV, and he would have asked the officers if that was why they were at his store, noting that It was

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Stevenson said that the officers were not there because the l. alarm was triggered, but was instead charged with burglary. The police asked to see his hands, which were in his pockets, and asked him to prove that he owned the store.

"I said," Yeah absolutely, here's my key, "Stevenson told the news station. "I took out my key, I opened my door, closed my door." Are we okay? Are we ready to leave? He said, "No, can I see your identity card? "

According to Stevenson, someone in the neighborhood has reported him to the police, which he says is because of his race.

"I'm standing here in my company on the phone, there's no way that seems suspicious," Stevenson said. "I'm sorry, a three year old would be like, he does not do anything."

The San Francisco Police Department did not immediately respond to Fox News's request for comment

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The incident occurs amidst a series of similar situations in the country where people have called cops on black people committing acts harmless.

A property manager from Tennessee was fired wearing socks using the apartment complex's pool, just after a white woman called the police to report that a black girl from 8 years old was selling water in San Francisco without a license.