Mayor told cops to keep Black people out of his town: lawsuit

[Superbadbrutha]

The state of New Jersey is suing Clark Township police officials and former mayor Salvatore “Sal” Bonaccorso for racial discrimination, alleging officials instructed officers to “keep Black people out of Clark” through targeted policing practices.

The lawsuit, filed by New Jersey Attorney General Matthew Platkin, names Bonaccorso, suspended Police Chief Pedro Matos and current Police Director Patrick Grady, alleging that town leaders “systematically discriminated against and harassed Black and other non-white motorists.”

The lawsuit alleges that Clark police disproportionately targeted Black and Hispanic drivers, stopping Black motorists about 3.7 times and Hispanic motorists about 2.2 times more often than white drivers, violating New Jersey civil rights laws and the state constitution.

Officials claim the borough used traffic enforcement quotas, focused on areas near the Garden State Parkway and neighboring towns with larger minority populations, and used minor violations or even fabricated marijuana odor claims as a basis to search vehicles.

Evidence includes audio recordings from as early as 2019 in which Bonaccorso used racial slurs and instructed police officers to “keep chasing the spooks out of town,” a derogatory term aimed at Black people, and to focus enforcement on roads leading from neighboring communities with larger minority populations, according to the suit.

MSN

I am pretty sure no one is surprised by this, but it is just interesting to see what the forum racist think about it, maybe they will want to move there.

 

[Superbadbrutha]

Tell me Struth what do you think about this Republiklan Mayor.

 

[Mashmont]

The state of New Jersey is suing Clark Township police officials and former mayor Salvatore “Sal” Bonaccorso for racial discrimination, alleging officials instructed officers to “keep Black people out of Clark” through targeted policing practices.

The lawsuit, filed by New Jersey Attorney General Matthew Platkin, names Bonaccorso, suspended Police Chief Pedro Matos and current Police Director Patrick Grady, alleging that town leaders “systematically discriminated against and harassed Black and other non-white motorists.”

The lawsuit alleges that Clark police disproportionately targeted Black and Hispanic drivers, stopping Black motorists about 3.7 times and Hispanic motorists about 2.2 times more often than white drivers, violating New Jersey civil rights laws and the state constitution.

Officials claim the borough used traffic enforcement quotas, focused on areas near the Garden State Parkway and neighboring towns with larger minority populations, and used minor violations or even fabricated marijuana odor claims as a basis to search vehicles.

Evidence includes audio recordings from as early as 2019 in which Bonaccorso used racial slurs and instructed police officers to “keep chasing the spooks out of town,” a derogatory term aimed at Black people, and to focus enforcement on roads leading from neighboring communities with larger minority populations, according to the suit.

MSN

I am pretty sure no one is surprised by this, but it is just interesting to see what the forum racist think about it, maybe they will want to move there.

Just a thought, but I wonder if more black motorists are stopped because more black motorists commit violations or have something suspicious going on more often than whites.

For race to truly be the issue, Asian motorists would also have to be stopped more often. Are they?

 

[0311]

The state of New Jersey is suing Clark Township police officials and former mayor Salvatore “Sal” Bonaccorso for racial discrimination, alleging officials instructed officers to “keep Black people out of Clark” through targeted policing practices.

The lawsuit, filed by New Jersey Attorney General Matthew Platkin, names Bonaccorso, suspended Police Chief Pedro Matos and current Police Director Patrick Grady, alleging that town leaders “systematically discriminated against and harassed Black and other non-white motorists.”

The lawsuit alleges that Clark police disproportionately targeted Black and Hispanic drivers, stopping Black motorists about 3.7 times and Hispanic motorists about 2.2 times more often than white drivers, violating New Jersey civil rights laws and the state constitution.

Officials claim the borough used traffic enforcement quotas, focused on areas near the Garden State Parkway and neighboring towns with larger minority populations, and used minor violations or even fabricated marijuana odor claims as a basis to search vehicles.

Evidence includes audio recordings from as early as 2019 in which Bonaccorso used racial slurs and instructed police officers to “keep chasing the spooks out of town,” a derogatory term aimed at Black people, and to focus enforcement on roads leading from neighboring communities with larger minority populations, according to the suit.

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I am pretty sure no one is surprised by this, but it is just interesting to see what the forum racist think about it, maybe they will want to move there.

When will the, 'N***er be out of town by sun down" be put up.

 

[Superbadbrutha]

Just a thought, but I wonder if more black motorists are stopped because more black motorists commit violations or have something suspicious going on.

This is an example of a racist who can't see the forest for the trees.

 

[Mashmont]

This is an example of a racist who can't see the forest for the trees.

So you don't care if blacks commit more offenses that justify their getting stopped?

 

[theHawk]

The state of New Jersey is suing Clark Township police officials and former mayor Salvatore “Sal” Bonaccorso for racial discrimination, alleging officials instructed officers to “keep Black people out of Clark” through targeted policing practices.

The lawsuit, filed by New Jersey Attorney General Matthew Platkin, names Bonaccorso, suspended Police Chief Pedro Matos and current Police Director Patrick Grady, alleging that town leaders “systematically discriminated against and harassed Black and other non-white motorists.”

The lawsuit alleges that Clark police disproportionately targeted Black and Hispanic drivers, stopping Black motorists about 3.7 times and Hispanic motorists about 2.2 times more often than white drivers, violating New Jersey civil rights laws and the state constitution.

Officials claim the borough used traffic enforcement quotas, focused on areas near the Garden State Parkway and neighboring towns with larger minority populations, and used minor violations or even fabricated marijuana odor claims as a basis to search vehicles.

Evidence includes audio recordings from as early as 2019 in which Bonaccorso used racial slurs and instructed police officers to “keep chasing the spooks out of town,” a derogatory term aimed at Black people, and to focus enforcement on roads leading from neighboring communities with larger minority populations, according to the suit.

MSN

I am pretty sure no one is surprised by this, but it is just interesting to see what the forum racist think about it, maybe they will want to move there.

Well it worked, their violent crime rate is way below the national average.

 

[0311]

This is an example of a racist who can't see the forest for the trees.

The patrol officers should have ignored his blatant racist orders. That they did NOT shows how far the rot goes.

 

[Superbadbrutha]

So you don't care if blacks commit more offenses that justify their getting stopped?

Sounds like you don't care that they were stopping folks of color just because of their color, but racist are usually ok with that.

 

[Superbadbrutha]

Well it worked, their violent crime rate is way below the national average.

Right, because whites don't commit violent crimes or do they call it something else when whites commit them.

 

[Mashmont]

Sounds like you don't care that they were stopping folks of color just because of their color, but racist are usually ok with that.

Quite often stereotypes are useful. They are educational guesses or hunches. Smart people make educated guesses, and are usually right. It's up to the black man not to put himself in those situations....front tinted glass sports cars, loud rap music, driving in the ghetto at 2 a.m. wearing full length coats in convenience stores in warm weather. .. Why would they do that?

 

[0311]

Sounds like you don't care that they were stopping folks of color just because of their color, but racist are usually ok with that.

Racists seek other out to affirm their hatred. It makes them feel secure.

 

[Captain Creeper]

The state of New Jersey is suing Clark Township police officials and former mayor Salvatore “Sal” Bonaccorso for racial discrimination, alleging officials instructed officers to “keep Black people out of Clark” through targeted policing practices.

The lawsuit, filed by New Jersey Attorney General Matthew Platkin, names Bonaccorso, suspended Police Chief Pedro Matos and current Police Director Patrick Grady, alleging that town leaders “systematically discriminated against and harassed Black and other non-white motorists.”

The lawsuit alleges that Clark police disproportionately targeted Black and Hispanic drivers, stopping Black motorists about 3.7 times and Hispanic motorists about 2.2 times more often than white drivers, violating New Jersey civil rights laws and the state constitution.

Officials claim the borough used traffic enforcement quotas, focused on areas near the Garden State Parkway and neighboring towns with larger minority populations, and used minor violations or even fabricated marijuana odor claims as a basis to search vehicles.

Evidence includes audio recordings from as early as 2019 in which Bonaccorso used racial slurs and instructed police officers to “keep chasing the spooks out of town,” a derogatory term aimed at Black people, and to focus enforcement on roads leading from neighboring communities with larger minority populations, according to the suit.

MSN

I am pretty sure no one is surprised by this, but it is just interesting to see what the forum racist think about it, maybe they will want to move there.

I do not see the problem. Blacks are the biggest segregations today.

 

[0311]

I do not see the problem. Blacks are the biggest segregations today.

Very bad deflection on your part. Whites are the biggest segregationists of all time.

 

[Superbadbrutha]

I do not see the problem. Blacks are the biggest segregations today.

Of course you don't, because you are a racist POS.

 

[0311]

And you are a deranged, black separatist goofball.

Name calling AND personal attacks. In other words you ain't got shit and now you prove it.

 

[Lockback]

The state of New Jersey is suing Clark Township police officials and former mayor Salvatore “Sal” Bonaccorso for racial discrimination, alleging officials instructed officers to “keep Black people out of Clark” through targeted policing practices.

The lawsuit, filed by New Jersey Attorney General Matthew Platkin, names Bonaccorso, suspended Police Chief Pedro Matos and current Police Director Patrick Grady, alleging that town leaders “systematically discriminated against and harassed Black and other non-white motorists.”

The lawsuit alleges that Clark police disproportionately targeted Black and Hispanic drivers, stopping Black motorists about 3.7 times and Hispanic motorists about 2.2 times more often than white drivers, violating New Jersey civil rights laws and the state constitution.

Officials claim the borough used traffic enforcement quotas, focused on areas near the Garden State Parkway and neighboring towns with larger minority populations, and used minor violations or even fabricated marijuana odor claims as a basis to search vehicles.

Evidence includes audio recordings from as early as 2019 in which Bonaccorso used racial slurs and instructed police officers to “keep chasing the spooks out of town,” a derogatory term aimed at Black people, and to focus enforcement on roads leading from neighboring communities with larger minority populations, according to the suit.

MSN

I am pretty sure no one is surprised by this, but it is just interesting to see what the forum racist think about it, maybe they will want to move there.

If your entire life is spent looking for racism, you can probably find some somewhere.

 

[0311]

What this post shows it that White Racists support and defend other White Racists. A member or members engaging in name calling and personal attacks have nothing less to contribute. Racism will, like water always seek its own level.

 

[Zincwarrior]

The state of New Jersey is suing Clark Township police officials and former mayor Salvatore “Sal” Bonaccorso for racial discrimination, alleging officials instructed officers to “keep Black people out of Clark” through targeted policing practices.

The lawsuit, filed by New Jersey Attorney General Matthew Platkin, names Bonaccorso, suspended Police Chief Pedro Matos and current Police Director Patrick Grady, alleging that town leaders “systematically discriminated against and harassed Black and other non-white motorists.”

The lawsuit alleges that Clark police disproportionately targeted Black and Hispanic drivers, stopping Black motorists about 3.7 times and Hispanic motorists about 2.2 times more often than white drivers, violating New Jersey civil rights laws and the state constitution.

Officials claim the borough used traffic enforcement quotas, focused on areas near the Garden State Parkway and neighboring towns with larger minority populations, and used minor violations or even fabricated marijuana odor claims as a basis to search vehicles.

Evidence includes audio recordings from as early as 2019 in which Bonaccorso used racial slurs and instructed police officers to “keep chasing the spooks out of town,” a derogatory term aimed at Black people, and to focus enforcement on roads leading from neighboring communities with larger minority populations, according to the suit.

MSN

I am pretty sure no one is surprised by this, but it is just interesting to see what the forum racist think about it, maybe they will want to move there.

A Sundown Town in New Jersey. I interesting.

 

[Lumpy 1]

Sounds like you don't care that they were stopping folks of color just because of their color, but racist are usually ok with that.

Do you have a problem with black cops pulling over black lawbreakers and/or do you always consider all cops white?