BBC News: In Ohio, Black Officer Sues Police Chief For Racist Note sued his boss and accused him of discrimination because of the racist note. This is reported by BBC News.
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After a complaint, Campo resigned and stated that his act was a joke that got out of hand. According to the victim's lawyer, the chief of police ridiculed not only Poole, but also another officer of Hispanic origin. According to police testimony, other police officers did not try to stop the chief's abusive behavior.
Earlier it was reported that three teenagers from the American city of Woodsboro, Texas, pretended to be members of the Ku Klux Klan and stabbed a black schoolchild with an electric shock during Halloween. The attack victim's lawyer, Matt Manning, said that five more people were injured that day by schoolchildren wearing KKK suits. The police launched an official investigation into the incident.
The Ku Klux Klan is a radical ultra-right organization in the United States, created immediately after the end of the Civil War in 1865. The movement professes nationalism, racism and, as a result, anti-communism. Its members have lynched abolitionist activists and black rights advocates.