The White Police Commissioner of the United States boasted that he fired 119 shots and shot and killed the black man.

Jimu Journalist Song Qingying

Intern Yang Xingnan

According to the British "Independence" reported on July 25, the recording of a white police director in Mississippi, USA, was exposed. He boasted that he had shot 13 people and fired 119 shots at a black man. The recording content caused anger, and the director was removed from office.

Sam Dobins (Picture Source: Daily Mail)

It is reported that the director of the police station is Sam Dobins in Lexicon Town, Mississippi. In this 16 -minute recording, Dobes exaggerated and boasted that 13 people had been killed during the task.

In the recording, he described 119 shots to a black man when he performed a task in a school. "I fired 119 shots at the black ghost, okay?" Dorbins said, "The car was hit 319 times, but he was hit 119 times by me."

In the recording, Dobes frequently swear words, and also used many racial discrimination words.

It is reported that this recording was recorded by a police officer named Robert Lee Hok in April this year. After being promoted to the director of Dobes, Hok was very dissatisfied. There are big problems, so I resigned. Later, he provided the recording to a local civil rights organization "Julian".

There are a large number of African -American population in Lexingtun's town. After the recording exposure, it caused local residents to anger. Some residents believe that local police generally have violence and abuse. On July 20, the local parliament was removed from Dobes with a 3-2 voting results.

Domers told Mississippi Investigation Report Center that he did not know the recording and denied the use of insulting vocabulary. At the same time, he refused to comment on the shootings mentioned in the recording.

The founder of "Julian" said: "(Recording) is not only a reflection of a police officer, but also reflects the entire police culture." The data analysis tracked by the Washington Post found that from July 2021 to July 2022 During the period, at least 1054 Americans were killed by police.

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