A suspected white supremacist race soldier named Deputy Ben Fields, of the Richland County, South Carolina, was caught on video viciously attacking and beating a Melanoid female child in class at Spring Valley High School.

The  video has gone viral and there is international outrage over the video. New information has surfaced showing that officer Ben Fields has been sued twice in federal court for allegedly targeting people based on race.

One of the lawsuits is still pending with a jury trial set for January 2016. The other lawsuit went to a jury, which found in favor of Fields. Many white supremacist jurors will enable these types of race soldiers to implement a reign of terror on Melanoid society.

Here are the links to the lawsuits.

Fields was first sued in federal court in 2007 from his time as a patrol deputy in 2005. A jury eventually ruled in Fields’ favor.

In that lawsuit, Fields was accused of violating the civil rights of a man and woman at an apartment complex in Columbia.

A student is currently suing Deputy Fields over an incident that occurred in 2013. That lawsuit, which you can read above, is set to go to trial in January 2016.

The student, Ashton James Reese, was expelled from the high school for what appears to be one of these white supremacist “all in” laws, where the police will charge a number of unrelated Black people for the same crime. The charge was “unlawful assembly of gang activity and assault and battery,” in 2013. Reese was accused of participating in a “gang related” fight in a Walmart parking lot near the school.

The system of white supremacy has become so vicious, that society is sending it’s race soldiers into class rooms to racially attack Melanoid children.

We need President Barack Obama to step in and condemn these state sanctioned racial attacks, and give Black people equal protection under the law. Too many politicians are beholden to these police unions who vote in blocs. So our government gives race soldiers free reign to terrorize Melanoid men, women, and children at any given moment for any arbitrary reason.

So the issue that melanoid people are going to have to deal with is what are we going to do to replace the system of white supremacy, with a system of justice?

The race soldier, with his history of racist bias, has turned in his badge upon news that an investigation will be carried out after the pool party incident. Here is the complete story here.

In the video below, McKinney police chief Greg Conley delivers a statement regarding the resignation of Eric Casebolt.

by B. Clark