De Blasio Admin’s Anti-Police Rants, Tweets

Our worst enemies — vicious, incompetent haters — are running our great city.

De Blasio must resign. He has lost the faith of the people. He has lost the support of the NYPD.

“New de Blasio aide has history of vulgar tweets,”  By Beth DeFalco, NY Post, March 27, 2014

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This is what passes for “community relations” in Mayor de Blasio’s New York.

A foul-mouthed former campaign aide to the mayor who was previously scolded for her Twitter rants against the NYPD and NAACP was quietly hired as the mayor’s new co-director of community affairs in Brooklyn.

Kicy Motley was spotted by The Post last week cheering on de Blasio at the mayor’s first bill-signing ceremony in Brooklyn.

Motley, 28, a volunteer in de Blasio’s campaign last year, was caught going on a Twitter tear.

Her highlight reel included:

-  “NYPD fatally shoot knife-wielding man in Times Square. (VIDEO) F–k. The. Police” Motley wrote on Aug. 11, 2012, after cops shot Darrius Kennedy, 51.

-  She slammed the NAACP in January 2013 for siding with drink companies against Bloomberg’s soda ban: “@NAACP aka corporate d–k riders. Standing with soda makers for a few bucks.”

- In February 2013, she linked to an article highlighting Bloomberg’s pro-gun-control efforts and wrote, “Hey rest of #America, welcome to Bloomberg using his #money to mess up your sh-t.”

-  Motley also used Twitter to cheer crazed ex-LAPD cop Chris Dorner, who went on a wild shooting spree across Southern California in February 2013 after claiming he was fired because of racism.

“There’s a part of me rooting for #Dorner. This racist, imperialist country gets the best of people sometimes. It makes some snap. #lapd,” she tweeted several days before Dorner was killed by cops during a standoff.

After The Post exposed the tweets, Motley pulled down her Twitter page and apologized, but stayed on with the campaign.

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