UPDATE: Louisiana police captain Clay Higgins threatens gang in video call-out
UPDATE: COP WHO TAUNTED GANG MEMBERS IN VIDEO RESIGNS
'I will not kneel to murderers, or the parents that raised them'
A Louisiana sheriff’s captain who released a combative video earlier this month that targeted alleged gang members, generated millions of views and was criticized by the American Civil Liberties Union resigned Monday.In a news conference, Clay Higgins told reporters that he was “not forced” to resign, but “rather, I’ve turned in my badge as a matter of conscience.”Describing his work as a mission from God, Higgins said, “I will not kneel to violent street gangs. I will not kneel to murderers, or the parents that raised them. I will not kneel to a discredited wanna-be black activist that doesn’t really have the best interest of his people in mind.” It was unclear who he was referring to.
'You think men like these are afraid of uneducated 125lbs punks who hold their guns sideways?' Heavily-armed Louisiana police captain flanked by officers taunts local gang in video challenge
- A macho cop taunted a Louisiana gang in a video message Wednesday
- 'You will be hunted. You will be tracked,' the tough-talking officer said
- Law enforcement agencies in Louisiana have been cracking down on a gang known as the Gremlins
- Ten accused gang members have been arrested and cops are hunting for seven more
A Louisiana police captain has sent out a blunt message for members of a local street gang.
'You will be hunted. You will be tracked. And if you raise your weapon to a man like me, we'll return fire with superior power,' said Captain Clay Higgins in a video message, as he stood flanked by officers from more than a dozen Louisiana law enforcement agencies.
Higgins said a gang known as the Gremlins had been terrorizing the local community around St. Landry Parish, where the captain is based.
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