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Posted On: September 29th 2024, 08:19 am

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2 years ago

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Life goes on & I get prettier every time 👌🏾

An internal investigation by the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department (#CMPD) has reportedly found “no evidence” that a racist group chat involving officers impacted criminal cases or law enforcement actions.😳👀

Police Chief Estella Patterson announced that the department reviewed body camera footage, arrest records, traffic stop data, and complaint histories to determine whether the officers’ alleged biases influenced their work. “As of this point, we have not found any evidence of this,” Patterson said. ICYMI: the investigation stems from a group chat uncovered during a separate State Bureau of Investigation inquiry into an officer’s misuse of #Flock cameras. The messages reportedly spanned several years and contained racial, s3xual, and religious bias. It’s also alleged that the officers used the group chat to compete over who could pull over the most Black drivers.

According to reports, over half a dozen officers were involved. Three have since resigned, while an internal board unanimously recommended terminating three others. Patterson described her reaction as “one of disgust, anger and frustration,” adding, “The allegations against them are serious, they’re deeply troubling, and frankly, I’m disappointed that we’re even having to talk about this today.”

Although the department says it hasn’t uncovered evidence of discriminatory enforcement, Patterson says she’s pushing for further accountability. CMPD plans to seek the revocation of the officers’ #NorthCarolina law enforcement certifications, and she has requested a federal review for potential civil rights violations. The department is also strengthening body camera audits, reviewing hiring practices, and expanding oversight measures to prevent similar misconduct.

#TJBCrew, are y’all satisfied with the outcome of this investigation?🚔

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