A woman has filmed the incredible moment several cars pulled up to make sure a Black woman was safe after she was stopped by police.

The incident took place on a road near St Louis, according to the TikTkok user who filmed it, and saw multiple cars pull up to make sure that Missouri police interacted appropriately with the Black woman.

"When I see a young African American woman screaming for help, and it's three to four White Police with guns drawn on her, and she's unarmed, you damn right I'm showing up and showing out until I find out what its [sic] all about," TikTok user @sheniweird said in the caption and voiceover.

"We need answers every time. She deserves the same respect homegrown terrorists got. You're not just gone shoot her over a traffic violation [sic]. Not today."

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The footage shows the woman getting out of her car to investigate what is happening at the scene, and it's at this point that a white motorist gives her a thumbs up to tell her that everything is okay.

"When I pulled over, everyone pulled over," she says via a voiceover.

The video was met with hundreds of messages of praise in the comments section from TikTok users commending the woman's actions.

Alongside a heart emoji, one wrote: "I got chills from this the fact that so many people pulled over [sic]."

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A second added: "Yes! They've continued to show [they're] not honorable! We have to watch them!"

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A third wrote: "Every single person that pulled over did the right thing. They may have saved her life."

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As per the Daily Dot, police accountability remains a hot topic in the state ever since the death of Michael Brown in Ferguson.

He was fatally shot by police in 2014 after being stopped while walking down the street - an event that led to the founding of the Black Lives Matter movement, the BBC reports.

Missouri is also currently deliberating a measure which critics claim will reduce accountability for police departments, KY3 News reports.

This measure will, for example, prohibit decreasing the budget for a policing agency by more than 12% when many other states are defunding the police to invest in other areas like mental health.

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Moment several cars pull over to make sure Black woman is safe after being stopped by police