“Black Panther” director Ryan Coogler was mistakenly targeted by a bank robbery call

The bank clerk mistakenly thought Ryan Coogler They were called police officers because they were robbing, and the famous director was actually handcuffed … easily.

According to an Atlanta PD report obtained by TMZ, Coogler was detained after stopping at Bank of America to trade in January. This is a perfectly legal transaction.

Coogler walked through the swaying shades and COVID face mask (which is not uncommon, of course), but he gave Teller a withdrawal slip with notes.

His message says, “I want to withdraw $ 12,000 in cash from my checking account, but count the money somewhere else. I want to be careful.” It’s understandable given the amount he was getting … but this made Teller think that something suspicious was down, and the policeman was asked to attempt a robbery.

When the police arrived, they detained the two waiting for Ryan in an SUV-and went in and handcuffed RC himself out.

As a result of the investigation, police say this was all a big mistake … and the mistake lies with BoA employees. BoA employees are listed as pregnant black women in the report.

Reportedly, when the treasurer traded on his computer, it triggered some sort of warning. So she said her boss Coogler was trying to steal the bank, and they called 911.

Eventually, the policeman realized that this was a failure, and Ryan wasn’t really doing anything wrong. Ryan didn’t seem to be very happy … The report reports that he asked for the badge numbers of all the police officers who responded after everyone was released.

He has done a lot of work in Georgia over the past year, shooting the sequel to “Black Panther.” This sequel is a drama-filled process, including stories of cast injuries and COVID plots.