Ex-Michigan officer fired for Klan document denies bias
Muskegon A white Michigan officer fired after a framed Ku Klux Klan application and Confederate flags were found in his home says in a report he collected antiques and memorabilia linked to The Dukes of Hazzard TV series.
A 400-page report released Monday by Muskegon officials includes an interview with Charles Anderson. Anderson denies any bias or being a KKK supporter or member.
An investigation was launched after a potential homebuyer, who is black, reported seeing the KKK document at Andersons home. Rob Mathis and his wife, Reyna Mathis, toured the home and were later interviewed.
The report details encounters between them and Anderson, including a 2008 incident in which he pulled them over for speeding. The report says they refused to comply with Andersons commands and Reyna Mathis punched him.
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