SUPPORT - Language Of Respect, San Francisco and San Jose Police Departments!

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  • recipient: To Our Police Departments when reaching at least 1,000

May 8, 2018, We add the Police Officer, - Nabil Haidar, a Muslim-American officer with the San Jose Police Department filed claims against San Jose and the San Jose Police Department for alleged continuous harassment and discrimination based on his race, national origin and religion on Monday, May 7, 2018.

Plus: A police officer, fearing retaliation, so he choses to be anonymous, is filing a claim with the City of San Francisco, California, detailing "blatant racism and bigotry."
ALLEGATGIONS AGAINST THE SAN FRANCISCO POLICE DEPARTMENT:
1. Police Officers took him to a strip club in North Beach to humiliate and cause him embarrassment and shame.
2. An officer picked up his bag, commented on it being heavy and spoke out to him, "leave your RPGs and grenades at home."
3. An officer asked him; " if there was a tick-tick coming from his bag?"
4. An office said, " Why do we have them here? Get them all out." - a supporter of Pres. Donald Trump's Muslim ban.
5. An officer made reference to the afterlife and referred to detonating himself.
6. Name calling by an officer: "sand n----r" - 4 times.
7. Referring to racial profiling, an officer said the department doesn't make judgments; " but if I see a person of color behind the wheel, I'll pull the car over and figure out my probable cause later. " Suggesting guns are only in the hands of particular races of people.
8. An officer referred to a dark skinned person: "Did you see that f-----g monkey?"
9. An officer said "f-----g f---t" at least five times.
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The point here, is for all of us to stand up for all people and sign against those who lack the character to act with respect, show respect, and create an environment of respect for one's self, our co-workers, those we meet in everyday life, and of course the global community. The more people stand together, speak as one, protect and defend one another the better our community, and perhaps, the world, can be.
The change is happening now. It is because we call out the disrespectful that we become united in respect. It begins with common decency, shown with our behavior, our words, our way of being in a world of diverse humanity. Please show that you too believe in respect and decency by signing you name to this petition of Human Rights, as the San Francisco Policy Department must pledge to our citizens.

Update #45 years ago
My goal is for a snowball effect. Once we appreciate the support of others who also understand that how we speak to one another, especially in the work environment, we can collect a greater list of names and bring this Petition to the public for An Enthusiastic Rally for Respect!
Update #35 years ago
NEWS! *another claim now in SJ* -

Updated: May 08 2018 05:57AM PDT

SAN JOSE, Calif. (KTVU) - A San Jose police officer who is Muslim-American, has filed a claim against the city and his own department Monday, alleging he endured years of harassment because of his culture and religion.

Officer Nabil Haidar is a Lebanese-American. He claims that since joining the department in 1997, he's faced racial taunts and was given nicknames such as "Taliban," "Beirut Bomber" and "ISIS."
Update #25 years ago
Just one mustard seed brings forth a golden field that stretches farther than the eye can see. Respect is that mustard seed, and you may share this with anyone.
Update #15 years ago
Thanks to All who have signed this registry of 'people respecting people' regarding the San Francisco police officer who felt the harsh, aggressive language used from his fellow officers. While the culture of this institution can be less than diplomatic, it is our worldly wisdom of respect for one another that will help all people to speak with common decency and show each other some dignity as we all work together for a better than yesterday, world! Please pass this message and petition along
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