Chief Fired After Racist Texts Surface | Memphis News
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The police chief of Senatobia, Mississippi, has been fired after racist text messages surfaced — a move that came just days after the tragic death of one-year-old Kohen Wiley during a Walmart shoplifting call. The city’s aldermen voted unanimously to terminate his employment, appointing an interim chief while searching for a permanent replacement. Civil rights attorney Ben Crump, representing the Wiley family, says removing the chief is necessary but insufficient — the family demands answers and transparency, especially since the former chief allegedly made racially offensive remarks before the shooting. The officer involved remains on administrative leave as the Mississippi Bureau of Investigation continues its probe, with video footage withheld until the Attorney General’s office reviews the case.
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