A Philadelphia court supervisor who was captured on cellphone video taking down anti-racism signs in a public area and saying Black lives don't matter to him has been fired.
Michael Henkel tears down signs supporting Black Lives Matter from a fence in Philadelphia on June 14, 2020.A woman then asks him,"Oh you pay for that?" to which he responds,"Yeah. My taxes pay for this place."The woman asks,"You could do whatever you want?" And Henkel says,"You're f------ right I can."And she shouts,"Black Lives Matter.
"The Court takes this incident very seriously and believes Mr. Henkel's behavior as shown in the video is egregious and totally unacceptable for an employee of the Courts," Roberts said.
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