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NJ Cop Fired Over Facebook Post Calling Black Lives Matter Demonstrators ‘Terrorists’

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Officials in New Jersey terminated a white officer after she publicly lamented about the Black Lives Matter movement at the height of injustice demonstrations relating to police brutality in 2020. 

Source: NewsOne

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