I was using the statements of people who lived in the city and state where he was previously. Now in that I took their word, I cannot document - but I will take their word until I am proven wrong. That is really all we can every do - read what we can and make judgements - unless we actually see it ourselves. Perhaps I should have used the old tried and true 'alledged' hatred of whites. Does that make it any better. Evidently, this man does have a history (alledgedly so) of some racial slant in his previous job. Is that more to your liking. If you accept that those people's postings are true, then it would lead to thinking that perhaps Chief Moose was not as interested in catching a black person. Think about it, if you had a white person in the job who had an 'alleged' history of racial slant and that person seemed to deny the possibility of a white person doing the crime (even though witnesses said differently) and it was proven the killers were white - wouldn't you wonder? Any thinking person would.
I will confess to being a little agitated at the time of posting, but the use of 'racism' and 'bigotry' anytime 'someone of color' or OTW are criticized is wearing thin. It has allowed and sometimes caused so many negative things in this country. This country has some very serious problems that need addressing, but if we cannot discuss them honestly and openly, nothing will change. I personally have never met a 'person of color' who was such a shrinking violet that a little criticism caused them irreparable harm, have you?
Thank goodness it is changing, but there was a time being a racist was the worse thing a person could be. You could be any low form of humanity - but being a racist was worse. That is changing, but evidently it is not gone completely.