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Mississippi City Police Chief Dismissed for Inappropriate Text Messages

Harold Vanderford, the Police Chief of a Mississippi city, was fired by city officials after it was revealed that he had sent text messages containing racist slurs and degrading language towards Black people. The dismissal reflects the city's stance against such behavior.

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Harold Vanderford, the Police Chief of a Mississippi city, was fired by city officials after it was revealed that he had sent text messages containing racist slurs and degrading language towards Black people. The dismissal reflects the city's stance against such behavior.

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Officials in Mississippi City Fire Police Chief Over Racist Texts

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Mississippi City Police Chief Dismissed for Inappropriate Text Messages