SFPD officer accused of making racial slur inside police station
SAN FRANCISCO (KGO) -- Another San Francisco police officer is caught up in allegations of making a racist remark.
According to the San Francisco Examiner, Sergeant Lawrence Kempinski made the racist remarks in the presence of other officers, who reported the incident in February.
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A source told the Examiner that Kempinski allegedly said that he transferred to Bayview Station to kill people of a certain ethnicity and used the n-word.
He was suspended by Chief Suhr in April.
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The Examiner reports that Suhr suspended Kempinski and forwarded the case to the Police Commission with a recommendation that Kempinski face discipline, including possible termination.
