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A Virginia police chief is looking into some questionable comments made by the department’s HR head and posted on Facebook. So reports CBS 6 TV.
Richmond Police Chief Alfred Durham has asked for an investigation of a post made by Antoinette Archer, directed at an unknown audience. Archer claimed the subjects of her post need to stop complaining and indicated they must be responsible for spending their money smarter. The post concluded with: “#not my fault you bought a Mercedes on a Ford salary, #wear payless, #get a side hustle,” among other messages.
The message has created waves within the department.
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