EPPD issues statement on social media post showing KKK-style robes
EL PASO, Texas (KVIA) -- Monday, El Paso Police Department posted a statement regarding a social media post showing a "group of individuals in El Paso dressed in attire resembling." EPPD Chief Peter Pacillas issued the following statement below: "The El Paso Police Department is aware of social media videos and reports of individuals, reportedly El Paso Police Department (EPPD) has issued a statement regarding a social media post showing individuals in El Paso dressed in Ku Klux Klan-style robes and allegedly shouting racial slurs. The department is investigating whether any laws were violated, including disorderly conduct or other applicable offenses. The statement stated that the symbols and language associated with the Ku Klux Klans represent a history of terror, violence and racial hatred and that such behavior is unacceptable in El El Paso. The police department remains committed to protecting every resident regardless of background and maintaining the safety and dignity of our neighborhoods.
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EL PASO, Texas (KVIA) -- Monday, El Paso Police Department posted a statement regarding a social media post showing a "group of individuals in El Paso dressed in attire resembling."
EPPD Chief Peter ... [1550 symbols]
Tematy: Racial Injustice, Social Issues, Media, Social Media
