Cop BUSTED Putting Trash On Black Woman's Car QUITS | Roland Martin
November 23, 2022
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as posted by the channelA black Omaha, Nebraska woman says a now former cop deliberately put trash on her car.
Someone had been dumping trash on Quatisha Valentine's car since the summer. She set up a camera to catch the culprit. To her surprise, it was William Klees on video dumping trash on her vehicle.
Kless resigned from the Omaha police department after being cited for criminal mischief.
Omaha Police Chief Todd Schmaderer said the following about the incident.
"Officer Klees has completely disrupted the peace and sense of safety for Ms. Valentine. His actions are not indicative of the values of the hard-working women and men of the Omaha Police Department. His conduct is unbecoming of an officer and warrants his removal from the OPD."
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