Racist Texts: Guilty Antioch Cops' Names Revealed By Judge
A California judge made public the names of 17 Antioch police officers accused of exchanging racist text messages for two years.
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A California judge made public the names of 17 Antioch police officers accused of exchanging racist text messages for two years.
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SAN JOSE, Calif. — In a move that deepened the scandals engulfing the Antioch Police Department, a Contra Costa County judge on Friday released the names of 17 city police
The officers used the N-word, shared racist memes referring to Black people, and talked specifically about Black men they were investigating, potentially damaging active criminal cases.
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