NYPD police officer from Long Island moved to racist post in probe

A former high-ranking New York City Police Department from Long Island, who was allegedly accused of posting racist rants online anonymously, was transferred to the Transit Department.

James Francis Kobel, a 30-year veteran deputy inspector who was the commander of the New York Police Department’s Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEO), has been relocated to the Transit Autonomous Region Command in the Bronx and Queens.Include New York post Reported this week. NYPD is investigating the first reported allegations. New York Times It was then detailed in a city council research report earlier this month. He was initially placed on a modified mission during an ongoing internal affairs investigation.

Kobel allegedly used the pseudonym “Clouseau” to post more than 500 times on the board, known as “law enforcement rants,” between July last year and September this year. In many examples, he allegedly described the Bronx district attorney Darcel Clark as a “toothless wildebeest” and the Bronx chairman Karl Hasty as a “barbarian.” I will. Kobel also said the two police women were “rain gutters,” “animal playfulness,” and “barbarians.”