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‘They Don’t Care if I Die’: Officer Claims She Was Sacked for Calling Out BLM Protesters

To any who may believe cancel culture isn’t real: This officer begs to differ.

Sara Erwin, a New Jersey police officer, was allegedly fired due to a Facebook post in which she called protesters for the Black Lives Matter organization “terrorists.”

According to Fox News, Erwin wrote in the post, “Last night as I left for work I had my two kids crying for me not to go to work. I don’t think I’ve ever felt the way I did last night. And then I watched people I know and others I care about going into harms way. I love my police family like my own.”

She continued, “So when you share posts and things on Facebook I’d really appreciate if you’d THINK before doing so. I’ve seen so many black lives matter [sic] hashtags in these posts. Just to let you know — they are terrorists.”

“They hate me. They hate my uniform. They don’t care if I die.”

When asked how she felt after learning of her termination, Erwin was visibly upset.

“I have never been in trouble my entire career. I’m pretty much a rule-follower,” she said. “I’m devastated.”

Another officer, Mandy Gray, was reportedly suspended for liking Erwin’s post. She told “Fox and Friends” that she wanted to show support for Erwin out of love and understanding.

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4 thoughts on “‘They Don’t Care if I Die’: Officer Claims She Was Sacked for Calling Out BLM Protesters”

  1. This department action is bull crap . It is not only a disgrace to that department, but for everyone carrying a badge. I hope these officers win in a proceeding and are well compensated for the wrong doing placed by their weak superiors. In my humble opinion it is time for the reprimanded officers to move on to greener pastures. They have done a great job and it’s not worth the continued torment from a department not worthy of them. Maybe they can retire and enjoy or do something much better than what they’ve had. Thank you both for your service and best wishes in the future.

    1. 1963 Civil Rights Violation

      agree about the lawsuit, and she will win

      but, in the meantime her black supervisor s
      get a dig in on a white girl

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