Cincinnati Police Officer uses Racial Slur

An officer in Cincinnati has had their police powers suspended after using a racial slur while on duty and in uniform, as captured by their body camera. On April 5th, Officer Rose Valentino was driving past Western Hills University High School on her way to the District Three station on Ferguson Road when she turned on her lights and sirens to signal for parked cars to move. According to an internal report, Valentino was heard saying "You gotta move. F****** ridiculous, f****** a*******" during the interaction. She then expressed her hatred for the world and muttered "F****** n******, I f****** hate em" as she rolled up her window at the station gate. Footage from her body camera and mobile video recording shows the incident.

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