Page 3 - Mandy Gray News Today

HOPEWELL TOWNSHIP (Mercer) — A township police officer was fired and another demoted over a Facebook comment in 2020 calling Black Lives Matter supporters “terrorists," according to their lawyer. Officer Sara Erwin wrote the post in June 2020 and was fired on Friday night by the Township Committee while Sgt. Mandy Gray, who commented on the post, was suspended, attorney Frank Crivelli told New Jersey 101.5. Crivelli said the post went up just after a violent protest in Trenton on May 31 aga...

Print this article A New Jersey town fired a veteran officer on Monday after she called Black Lives Matter demonstrators "terrorists" on Facebook and suspended another officer on the force for commenting on the post. Hopewell Township unanimously voted to terminate Sara Erwin and demote Sgt. Mandy Gray, who is now serving a suspension, due to a June 2020 social media post that went up during the height of riots and protests that followed the death of George Floyd. Both law enforcement personn...

N.J. town fires police officer, suspends another for calling Black Lives Matter protestors ‘terrorists’ Updated May 05, 2021; Hopewell Township has fired a police officer who described Black Lives Matter protesters as “terrorists” and will suspend and demote another for replying to a comment on the Facebook post. The fired officer, Sara Erwin, and Sgt. Mandy Grey, who will be suspended for six months, are exemplary and decorated officers with “absolutely no disciplinary history,” t...

They hate my uniform, they don’t care if I die: Female New Jersey cop is fired for calling BLM protesters terrorists in Facebook post and her colleague is demoted for liking it Hopewell Township, New Jersey, patrol officer Sara Erwin was fired, and Sgt Mandy Gray will be suspended and demoted Erwin posted status update on Facebook in June 2020, calling BLM protesters terrorists, and Gray expressed approval for her post  Both Erwin and Gray have been on the force for more than 20 years, and t...

“It’s like a parade but backwards, where all the houses are the floats and the people drive by and walk by,” said David Ryan, a resident of Toyon Way in Yuba City. The neighborhood, located off El Margarita Road in northwest Yuba City, has been a popular, local holiday destination for many years where the majority of the residents go all out with Christmas lights and decorations. “It’s a great tradition,” said Yuba City resident Mandy Gray. “We come every year...