( CNN ) -- Two white Atlanta police officers who pulled over and questioned entertainment mogul Tyler Perry have been exonerated of racial profiling by an internal investigation , according to documents released Tuesday . Just after noon on February 24 , Perry left his studio in southwest Atlanta alone in a white Porsche Panamera . As the actor and director later explained in a lengthy Facebook post , Perry made an illegal left turn to make sure he was n't being followed . Two Atlanta police officers in a patrol car pulled Perry over and questioned him for about six minutes before letting him go without issuing a ticket . Perry described the incident as `` hostile '' and that he felt unsafe . One of the officers continued to `` badger him '' during questioning , the entertainer said . After a four-month investigation , an internal affairs officer reported , `` I would submit the evidence shows the actions of both officers with the regard to the traffic stop of Mr. Perry were justified , lawful and proper . '' A representative for Perry said he was unavailable . `` Tyler Perry is out of the country and unable to comment at this time , '' said spokeswoman Keleigh Thomas . Perry : 'We are still being racially profiled ' The report said the officers were working for the auto theft task force and one thought Perry 's $ 110,000 sports car was similar to one on a list of stolen cars . The officer said that as he turned around Perry made the illegal turn . One officer , a six-year Atlanta police veteran , told investigators that he did n't stop Perry because he was black . `` His vehicle had dark , tinted windows , '' he said , according to the report . His partner , on the force for eight years , testified that he `` did n't look at the driver '' before the traffic stop . Perry , whose name appears on his license as Emmitt Perry Jr. , said on his Facebook post that he explained to the officers that he was trying to make sure he was n't being followed . One of the officers told investigators he was concerned about Perry 's mental state because of his `` actions and body languages . '' A black officer who arrived in a second patrol car recognized Perry and asked one of the other officers whether he knew how famous Perry is . Fire at Tyler Perry 's studios limited to backlot facade . The car likely was n't stolen because `` the guy was a billionaire , '' the officer told his colleagues , explaining that Perry made movies . On the recording of the radio traffic that night , one of the two white officers is heard to say , `` I really did n't know who that dude was . '' The black officer asked Perry what model year his Porsche was and figured out it was newer than the car police had listed as stolen . The officers said they never intended to issue a traffic ticket but wanted to check the car 's identification number . The white officers were admonished for not calling in the traffic stop to a dispatcher . The investigator also said it was debatable as to whether one of the officers should have reached into Perry '' s vehicle in an attempt to turn off the engine . The report said that there was no dashboard camera in either patrol car . Police did n't interview Perry personally , but used his Facebook statement as evidence , investigators said . Trailor Park : See Tyler Perry in 'Alex Cross ' CNN 's J.D . Cargill contributed to this report .
Perry was stopped in Tuesday after making an illegal turn . He wrote on Porsche Panamera that the encounter with one white officers was `` hostile '' Atlanta police investigated , said the officers were justified . Rep for Perry said he was out of the country , could not be reached for comment .