Crime & Safety
Michigan Cop On Leave After KKK Items Found In His House
A black couple touring the officer's home noticed a KKK flag and document. The officer is now being investigated.
MICHIGAN — A Michigan officer is being investigated after white supremacy items were reportedly found inside his home. Items include Ku Klux Klan paraphernalia, according to reports.
WDIV reported that Muskegon officer Charles Anderson has been placed on administrative leave after the items were brought to the attention of the police department. The items were found by a couple touring Anderson's home in Holton, which was listed for sale, according to WOOD. The couple was reportedly black and noticed KKK flags and documents during their tour.
The City of Muskegon released this statement on Thursday:
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The Muskegon Police Department has opened an internal investigation after a social media post was brought to our attention accusing an officer of being in possession of certain items associated with a white supremacy group. The officer was immediately placed on administrative leave, pending a thorough investigation.
The City of Muskegon requests your patience as we thoroughly investigate this issue. Further information will be available upon completion of the investigation.
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