We thank the Riley County Police Department and Federal Bureau of Investigation for their prompt investigation of an alleged hate crime. The possibility of hate crimes in our communities affects the very fabric of our daily lives. We want to acknowledge the anger and pain felt by many in our community when racist pictures and words were posted on social media. We encourage anyone who feels affected to take advantage of the many university resources available through student life, human capital services and counseling services. Our first response always will be to look out for the members of our K-State family.
This situation reminds us again that the responsible path is to gather the facts before we respond publicly. This becomes even more important in an age where inaccurate social media claims are routinely accepted as truthful. We appreciate that the results of this investigation have exposed the facts and allow us to move forward.
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9 comments:
Sicko.
Insurance won't cover that!
He also claimed to be a student and working on campus. He drove the vehicle around town posted reactions from the community. Very sad.
Even a village has an idiot!
My Pocomoke high school Accounting teacher, Ms. Cottman said it best. "That's whats wrong with the world today."
I told you it was him in your previous article.
That is always the case.
1213 shut up inbred
With or without religion, good people can behave well and bad people can do evil; but for good people to do evil - that takes religion.
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