VIDEO: College Professor Launches
Racist Rant At Deputy, Files Complaint
On Him
Posted By: Grateful, 5/5/2021 10:41:37 AM
Los Angeles, CA – A college professor who went on a racist rant against a Latino sheriff’s deputy who stopped her for using her cell phone while driving has gone viral for her hateful behavior (video below). The incident occurred in April when a Los Angeles County sheriff’s deputy stopped a driver who was allegedly using her cell phone while driving, FOX News reported. Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department (LASD) deputies are not yet equipped with bodycams but the deputy told KTTV that he had purchased a bodycam “to protect himself on the job.”
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A despicable rant by a privileged harridan. The LEO was very respectful throughout the bombastic rant.