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Boston, a city that's mostly famous for insufferable sports fans and the nation's supply of uncut
racism, has suspended police officer Joseph DeAngelo Jr. for a leaked, racist viral video.
Charming.
The corny, parody video features fellow Boston officer, Dennis Leahy.
Police later determined Leahy was unaware he was in the clip, in which DeAngelo referred
to Leahy as a "chronic masturbator," "creepy," and an "inept cop."
DeAngelo's video spliced in clips of homeless black men and a group of black women from
a festival with another overlay that read, "This summer, black people have met their
match."
According to the Boston Globe, Boston Police Commissioner William B. Evans said he wrestled
with the decision of choosing an appropriate method of disciple for DeAngelo.
Ultimately, DeAngelo—who has been with the department four years—will face a six-month,
unpaid suspension and another six-month probationary period upon his return.
Evans told the Globe,
"It's a disservice when some of our officers behave like this, "We've built a lot of
trust, and respect in the community, and we want that to continue.
He caused some harm not only to his reputation, but the department's reputation."
DeAngelo is believed to have sent the video to several other officers and at least six
friends.
He has been on administrative leave since June 15, and supplied an apology.
The incident comes on the heels of several high-profile killings of black citizens by
police in different cities.
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Hanuman Welch.
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