This Psycho is a Columbus, Ohio Police Officer

Hey Folks -

Something ugly has come into the common consciousness. A "motherly" 60 year old Columbus, Ohio woman police officer and her sister have published YouTube videos that would make a psychopath blush.

Here are two of them. The third link takes you to their entire collection.

Ebonics http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v1S0KB_kKW4

Jews http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HqD9a6iqnJM

All their Trash http://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=subiesisters&search=Search


Below my comment is the report from the local newspaper.


What I find MOST disturbing about this is the total ignorance of these two monsters regarding their naive presentation of such ugly sentiments. It's one thing to be a rabid, addled racist angrily spouting hate; it's another to calmly; with an air of kindly, helpful pedagogy, reveal the "evil" nature of Jews, Blacks, Cubans, poor people, and Liberals; and to do so with obvious certainty and the clear understanding that this sick and filthy perspective will be embraced as obvious.


These two women have a combined age of 112 years, and what have they learned? How many more of them are out there? Too many, I fear.

We read about ethnic cleansing in other countries; we don't even think about it happening here, but we'd better give some thought to stopping Bush, Gonzales, Rove, Fox, & Co. from granting dispensation and benediction for such hate-based insanity as demonstrated by this "motherly" police officer!


- Uke Man




Off-duty, online production
Police officer's videos insult Jews, blacks
Tuesday, August 28, 2007 3:32 AM
By Matthew Marx and Dean Narciso
THE COLUMBUS DISPATCH


Disparaging remarks about blacks, Cubans and Jews are found on amateur online videos co-produced by an off-duty Columbus police officer.

The videos were created and distributed on the Internet by Officer Susan L. Purtee, 60, and her sister, Barbara Gordon-Bell, 52, who call themselves "The Patriot Dames" and the "Subie Sisters."

Together on the videos, they blame Jews, blacks, illegal immigrants and Cubans for a variety of the nation's ills.

When asked about doing the videos, Gordon-Bell said, "We've had a lot of fun with it. I don't see that we've ever harmed anybody."

Purtee was off-duty when she made the videos and in civilian clothes. The women never mention Purtee's occupation, though their Web site, www.thepatriotdames.com, notes that she is a law-enforcement officer.

"We weren't trying to strong-arm anybody or do it for the money," Gordon-Bell said last night from her home in Coral Springs, Fla.

There was no answer last night at Purtee's Grove City home. Her sister said they made the videos when Purtee visited her in Florida.

Asked if she saw anything wrong with a police officer's role in making such comments, Gordon-Bell called the opinions "reality."

"And reality and racism and bigotry run awful close together."

But the videos have the attention of attorneys for the city's Police Division.

"The legal team is reviewing the YouTube videos to see if there is any misconduct within our directives," Police Division spokeswoman Amanda Ford said last night.

Purtee is a 15-year veteran who patrols day shift on the city's Far East Side.
In a video called "Jews" that is on the sisters' Web site and that has made its way to YouTube, they say that after the 1960s, Jews monopolized the entertainment industry.

The sisters largely blame violent movies and ones that set bad examples for teens on Jewish filmmakers.

"They started to tell us -- the gentiles -- how to live, because if we did, they'd make a lot of money," says Purtee on the video.

Purtee also says that "when Hitler couldn't get rid of them (Jews), no other country wanted them."

"As long as you're a Jew, you have that thinking that everybody's beneath you," Purtee says on the tape.

At one point, Gordon-Bell holds up a sign in the video that says, "Jews Are the Problem." She also says, "Mel Gibson was right."

The sisters also complain about Cubans in a video called "Cubans ... Miami's Vice." In it, Gordon-Bell says that a recent trip to Miami was "like being in the banana republic," and says "no one spoke English."

In another video, called "Borderopoly," the sisters rail against illegal immigrants and suggest building walls of prisons along the Mexican border. In one titled "Eubonics," the sisters say that many blacks won't speak proper English, and Purtee says that blacks use "mangled English, dirty and filthy."

In the event of an administrative investigation, the Fraternal Order of Police would provide Purtee or any other member with legal representation, said President Jim Gilbert of the FOP's Capital City Lodge No. 9.

"She clearly doesn't represent herself as a police officer on the video. It appears she is speaking out, utilizing her First Amendment rights."

"I've known her as almost motherly-like in her dealings on the street," Gilbert said.
Maureen Kocot of WBNS-10TV contributed to this story.

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