White Home nationwide security consultant Robert O’Brien on Sunday denied that there’s “systemic bigotry” across cops firms in the U.S., in spite of many occurrences in which officers have actually bugged or eliminated unarmed Black guys, consisting of George Floyd in Minneapolis earlier this week.
Asked on CNN‘s “State of the Union” whether systemic bigotry is a problem within these agencies, O’Brien stated no.
″ I don’t believe there’s systemic racism,” O’Brien stated. “I believe 99.9%of our law enforcement officers are fantastic Americans. And a number of them are African American, Hispanic, Asian– they’re working the hardest neighborhoods.”
O’Brien included: “However you understand what? There are some bad apples in there. There are some bad police officers that are racist, and there are police officers that perhaps do not have the ideal training. … And they require to be rooted out.”
” No, I do not think there’s systemic racism,” White House National Security adviser Robert O’Brien says about United States law enforcement agencies. “There’s a few bad apples that are offering law enforcement a terrible name” #CNNSOTU pic.twitter.com/Tdwo9XfTQ7
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O’Brien said that he’s “so proud” of the method cops have dealt with the current demonstrations “with restraint.”
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