Arkansas police officer fired after telling a group of black men 'you don't belong in my city'

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Arkansas police officer fired after telling a group of black men that 'you don't belong in my city' - CNN

An Arkansas police officer has been fired after telling a group of African-American men that "you don't belong in my city."

The July 21 encounter with England Police Officer Mike Moore was captured on video by one of the men, Demarcus Bunch, and posted on Facebook on Tuesday.
Bunch, 28, said he and a group of his friends met up in England -- a small city about 30 miles southeast of Little Rock -- to shoot a rap video in the neighborhood where he grew up. He said the officer watched them as they got together and then followed as they drove through town.

Bunch has an uncle who also is an England Police officer, so he said he and his cousin flagged Moore down so they could introduce themselves.

"The reason I walked up (to him) recording is I could kind of feel -- I had a gut feeling -- that there was going to be a bad vibe from the way he followed us everywhere we went," Bunch said.​

 

[Jennifer17]

It just keeps getting worse and worse.

 

[MsFacetious]

Previous FIRINGS should be a red flag.

Arkansas police officer fired after telling a group of black men that 'you don't belong in my city' - CNN

The England Police Department did not give any more information about Moore, but CNN affiliate KATV reports that he was fired from the Lonoke County Sheriff's Department in May 2017.

Sheriff John Staley told KATV that Moore was a deputy for 10 months and was fired for his negative attitude.

Moore had also been a law enforcement officer in South Carolina.

 

[bwt42]

Yes, A man was just followed and killed for knocking on a car window in NYC.

 

[bluesneakers]

Smart to be recording him from the start.