Racist OC sheriff’s deputy is proud of it

Nisha Gutierrez-Jaime, KTLA, 6/3/20; Pfc. Sandoval, Seth Auberon (eds.), Wisdom Quarterly

Here he is with racists (KKK?) on riot duty.

An Orange County sheriff’s deputy wore extremist group patches on his uniform at a protest for the murder of George Floyd by the racist police of Minneapolis. The unidentified O.C. sheriff's deputy is under investigation for wearing those patches.

99% of cops make 1% look bad

They are connected with racist extremist groups on his official paramilitary uniform during a protest in Costa Mesa over the racist policing.

O.C. Sheriff Don Barnes launched the internal investigation -- police policing themselves and keeping the results quiet -- into the deputy, who was seen in photos and videos sporting a "Don't Tread On Me" flag (of the Culpeper Minutemen?) and far right Oath Keepers' patch on [slave] patrol in Costa Mesa yesterday. More

Headlines

• DTLA protest black, racist, pro-police Dist. Atty Jackie Lacey
• Mayor Garcetti says City of LA will NOT increase LAPD budget and will instead invest in communities of color
• At least 11 killed during U.S. protests seeking justice for George Floyd, many of them African Americans
• DTLA march biggest of police brutality protests in Hollywood, Whittier, Hancock Park, Long Beach, West Hollywood, and Newport Beach
• Officials: Looting suspect had hammer, not gun, when shot to death by Vallejo police (but it's OK, the Bay Area officer won't be charged for murder as long as he says he "thought" it looked like a gun. Oops. Shoot first, ask questions later)
• VIDEO: Deputies shoot fleeing demonstrators with pepper balls in Hollywood
• Killer cop Chauvin got 2 medals of valor for his brutality, 18 complaints
• Former Defense Sec'y Mattis "angry and appalled" by would-be Dictator Trump’s response to demonstrations