I have a deep respect for the sacrifice and protection provided by all police officers.”Īh yes, the ever present “let me have my cake and eat it, too” hypocrisy of the left. “It was not directed at the entireed at this one beating and the fallout from it. Speaking as one who knows, a piece of sh*t is a piece of sh*t no matter the color or creed. The Pittsburgh Police Department is wrong and they should be held accountable for their racist actions. I think the police reaction shows guilt on their part. The onus here is on Pittsburgh’s cop shop. The cartoonist didn’t beat anyone to a pulp and therefore isn’t the one who should be expected to hand out explanations. I have a deep respect for the sacrifice and protection provided by all police officers. It was directed at this one beating and the fallout from it. It was not directed at the entire police force. Is it fair to ask whether this was racially motivated? I think it is. My intent with the cartoon was to ask the question: what would cause this tragic incident to happen. “The implication is that we have 900 officers in the Pittsburgh Bureau of Police who are being accused of being racist,” said.
The president of the local police union, Dan O’Hara, says the cartoon accuses the entire police department of being racist. The cartoon depicts a man and a woman in a cafe talking about the incident and during the multi-panel cartoon, one of the characters suggests that the police training book was entitled, “The Racist Skinhead Etiquette Handbook.” The cartoon responds to a news story where three white officers are accused of beating a black teenager. Post-Gazette’s Rob Rogers has upset Pittsburgh police officers.
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