This undated handout photo shows creators of the Driving While Black app in Portland, Ore., from left, software developer James Pritchett, lawyers Mariann Hyland and Melvin Oden-Orr. Hyland and Oden-Orr plan to release the free app that educates people how to safely deal with police during traffic stops and will provide common sense advice to people of all races and outlines about their civil rights during a stop. (AP Photo/Driving While Black)
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