BRIDGEPORT — Bridgeport State’s Attorney John Smriga has concluded that Acting Police Chief Armando Perez’s former aide did not commit a crime by sending private racist messages on Facebook. NAACP leaders had wanted recently retired Police Captain Mark Straubel, who is white, prosecuted for hate crimes over the messages, some of which targeted Police Capt. Roderick Porter, Bridgeport’s highest ranking black police officer. Smriga, in an email to Connecticut NAACP President Scot Esdaile, called Straubel’s comments “repugnant and alarming.” “Which is the reason that I sought to look into the matter further,” Smriga wrote.
from News https://www.ctpost.com/local/article/State-s-Attorney-Cop-s-alleged-racist-texts-13346216.php
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
Stratford to delay revaluation to next year, giving property owners a potential tax reprieve
Stratford homeowners will get a one-year reprieve on a potential increase in property taxes after town officials opted to delay the revaluat...
-
Two "Grey's Anatomy" actors and another parent filed a lawsuit after their elementary school-aged children ate cannabis-laced ...
-
A father-daughter duo recently opened 123 Pronto on Monroe Turnpike in Trumbull. The new business serves Italian cuisine in packaged, freshl...
-
STRATFORD - Police conducted an undercover internet prostitution sting arresting two alleged prostitutes and four alleged “Johns.” Erica Cal...
No comments:
Post a Comment