White Police Chief Resigns After Being Caught Using The N-Word
The shady Georgia police chief who admitted to texting racial slurs to his fellow police officers has now officially resigned.
via Raw StoryA Georgia police chief resigned last week after being suspended for sending racist text messages to his officers.
On Friday, Grantville Mayor Jim Sells announced that Police Chief Doug Jordan had been suspended for seven days, but did not explain why. The city council was expected to take up the case during a closed meeting on Monday. But Jordan offered his resignation before the council meeting, allowing him to avoid an investigation.
The Times-Herald reported on Monday that the resignation had been connected to texts Jordan sent to officers, which included the N-word.
“When we approached the chief in regards to these allegations, he did not deny them and accepted some culpability,” Sells explained. “Following this revelation, he was immediately placed on suspension.”
Jordan’s resignation letter thanked city employees, who he said were “like family to me.”
The city council was not expected to review the case at Monday’s meeting because Jordan was no longer a city employee.
Councilman Johnny Cooks said that council rules were unfair because city employees could break the law, and avoid an investigation by resigning.
“We’ve had more than our fair share of unethical behavior in this town. But they allow people to keep resigning, which means that investigations never happen,” Cooks said. “So, if someone breaks the law, and then decides to just ‘move on’, that’s okay? We keep allowing these men to resign and it then it doesn’t go on their record so as a result, it’s a perpetual cycle.”
But Cooks said that the most shocking part of the case was that only one officer came forward to report that Jordan had used racist language in his text messages.
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