09-26-2012, 09:10 PM
Why does leoaffairs / Miami Police Mods allow racist posts??
It’s truly a shame that the moderators of the Miami Police page would allow open racism and racists, a voice on their page, against a segment of their officers. And Its been going on for years. In my experience, when an officer keys his "mic" for a 3-15, race is simply irrelevant, for the officer needing help and the one racing through to streets to render aid. Why do they allow, a small percentage of racists to divide and foment animosity between officers. Even if it’s your opinion, then enjoy it with your friends and family, but it’s not wise to introduce this “cancer” in an environment where cohesion could mean like and death. It’s a fool’s game. This department is already fractured on so many levels. We know that racism is alive and well, and disparaging remarks about African Americans are celebrated in many circles, but to have "hate speech" routinely posted on a law enforcement cite such as this is truly troubling.
This is an example of one Post, There are many, many more.
viewtopic.php?f=64&t=139292&start=15 (http://forums.leoaffairs.com/viewtopic.php?f=64&t=139292&start=15)
It’s truly a shame that the moderators of the Miami Police page would allow open racism and racists, a voice on their page, against a segment of their officers. And Its been going on for years. In my experience, when an officer keys his "mic" for a 3-15, race is simply irrelevant, for the officer needing help and the one racing through to streets to render aid. Why do they allow, a small percentage of racists to divide and foment animosity between officers. Even if it’s your opinion, then enjoy it with your friends and family, but it’s not wise to introduce this “cancer” in an environment where cohesion could mean like and death. It’s a fool’s game. This department is already fractured on so many levels. We know that racism is alive and well, and disparaging remarks about African Americans are celebrated in many circles, but to have "hate speech" routinely posted on a law enforcement cite such as this is truly troubling.
This is an example of one Post, There are many, many more.
viewtopic.php?f=64&t=139292&start=15 (http://forums.leoaffairs.com/viewtopic.php?f=64&t=139292&start=15)