‘When are you going to grow a pair?’ White police chief ousted after unleashing racially charged anti-Obama rant on Facebook
Police Chief Skylar Dore, of Jonesville, Louisiana, was asked to resign after posting foul-mouthed Facebook tirade about violence against police
Dore called the shooters who killed cops in Baton Rouge and Dallas terrorists who have declared war on police
The chief later apologized, saying he was frustrated because he knew some of the victims personally
By SNEJANA FARBEROV
DAILYMAIL.COM
21 July 2016
A small-town Louisiana police chief has been asked to step down over racially charged online comments he made regarding violence against police and the president.
The Jonesville Town Council met on Tuesday and called on Police Chief Skylar Dore to resign or face termination.
Dore, who is white, recently unleashed on his personal Facebook page a foul-mouthed tirade against President Barack Obama following the recent killings of police officers in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, and Dallas.
The tirade, which has since been removed from Dore’s Facebook page, read in full: ‘Hey Mr. [expletive] president when are you going to grow a [expletive] pair. And tell it like it is. These are terrorist. That have declared [expletive] war on my brother. (white police officers) enough is enough. How many police officers have to die trying to protect the citizens of this country. Any other president would have declared full on war on this group. Since when in our [expletive] history do we stand idle to the ambush murders of law enforcement. It has to STOP NOW!!!!!’
According to the latest US Census data, nearly 60 per cent of Jonesville’s population of about 2,400 are African-Americans.
Chief Dore later apologized for the comments, saying they came out of frustration because he knew some of the officers killed in Baton Rouge by gunman Gavin Long personally.
Town residents who attended Tuesday’s council meeting voiced their concerns about the police chief’s conduct.
‘I’m sorry, but you should have thought about it before you even hit those [computer] keys,’ Sharon Stevenson told channel KNOE.
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