A California city has voted to audit its troubled police department after racist text messages sent by officers were made public earlier this month. Officials named 17 officers who sent text messages, including the president of the Antioch police union.
Kiora Hansen and Della Currie, from left, protest during a rally at Antioch police headquarters in Antioch, Calif., on Tuesday, April 18, 2023. The city council of a small San Francisco Bay Area city voted Tuesday to launch three audits of its troubled Antioch Police Department, the latest development in a year-long federal investigation of the police force that blew up this month with the disclosure of racist text messages among officers.
ANTIOCH, Calif. — A San Francisco Bay Area city council is undertaking an audit of its troubled police department, the latest development in
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Ongoing threats against Antioch city officials amid police department scandalAntioch Mayor Lamar Thorpe said death threats and racist remarks against him and other Black city leaders have escalated following the Contra Costa District Attorney’s Office release of two bombshell reports that show rampant racist, sexist and other derogatory comments sent by Antioch police officers.
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Report on racist messages sent among Antioch, California, police officers sparks protest | CNNProtesters gathered outside the Antioch, California, Police Department Tuesday after a report revealed racist text messages sent among some officers and members of the public.
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Community to rally over Antioch police racist text scandalCommunity members on Tuesday will march and rally outside police headquarters to demand reforms to the city's police department following reports released by the Contra Costa County District Attorney revealing racist text messages sent by more than a dozen officers.
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Community Plans Rally in Response to Alleged Antioch Police Racist TextsCommunity members are expected to hold a rally Tuesday afternoon in response to alleged racists texts by police officers in Antioch.
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Protesters march to Antioch City Hall, call for firing of cops who sent racist textsOutside police department headquarters, a small crowd of residents, organizers and activists gathered peacefully Tuesday afternoon to register sorrow and outrage, as well as resolve toward change, …
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Antioch police racist texts: Nearly half of department now involved in scandalThe scandal involving racist text messages sent by members of the Antioch Police Department was widening Tuesday, with word that nearly half of the city's police officers are now suspended for their alleged roles.
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