“It’s not just a black issue anymore,” says Treach. “It’s a humanity issue. You can’t treat these people like this. It’s 2020, and enough is enough.”

He continues, “We have been screaming out for help since the civil rights era . . . Anything they can do from within the police force is going to help when they go out in the streets. It’s the relationship … When all the conversation you have with police is: ‘Where are you from?’ ‘Move from this corner’ … Instead of ‘How is your day going’ and ‘What’s up?’ ”

Ice-T tells us, “Right now at the protests you are actually seeing them [the police] in action, pushing down old men and beating little white girls down. You are seeing what we see on a daily basis.”

Ice, who plays a detective on “Law & Order,” says cops “need to watch each other. They need to know that if they see one of their men out of pocket — to address it.”

They are trying to get the film, streaming on its own site, on a platform such as Hulu or Amazon.