The New America Under Obama - White Atlanta Police Officer Maurice Lawson was forced to resign after telling black driver, ‘I don’t care about your people’ during traffic stop after the lawless black driver ranting about being stopped because he is BLACK

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ATLANTA — A white police officer in the greater Atlanta area who told a black driver “I don’t care about your people’ during traffic stop ” has resigned, authorities said Friday.

Police in suburban Cobb County on Friday released Officer Maurice Lawson’s resignation letter, which arose from a traffic stop in November.

The letter was dated a day earlier and submitted to Chief John Houser.

“We accepted his resignation effective today,” Houser said in a statement.

Lawson had recently been suspended without pay for two weeks after completing a 16-hour training class on de-escalation.

In dashcam video of the Nov. 16 incident, Lawson gives motorist Brian Baker two citations. Lawson then says on video, “Leave. Go away. Go to Fulton County.”

Atlanta is in neighboring Fulton County.

Lawson wrote in response to Houser’s Jan. 15 memo that he said “I don’t care about you people,” not “your people.” He also wrote that there was no racial motivation behind his comments, but that he had lost his temper when Baker was uncooperative during the stop.

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