Georgia police chief and officer busted using racial slurs while praising slavery on body cam

On Saturday, WSB-TV 2 reported that Hamilton, Georgia Police Chief Gene Allmond and Patrolman John Brooks are out of their jobs after body camera footage of them from a Black Lives Matter protest last year surfaced, showing them making virulently racist remarks.

"The video shows two men having a conversation in front of the police department, one smoking a cigarette. It appears they are unaware that the officer's body camera was recording," said the report. "Both men can be heard using the N-word throughout the conversation, and the police chief talked about with whom he would rather have sex with, Atlanta Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms or voting rights activist Stacey Abrams."

One of the men can also be heard praising slavery, suggesting it was a better system for Black people than today's welfare programs.

"For the most part, it seems to me like they furnished them a house to live in. They furnished them clothes to put on their back. They furnished them food to put on their table and all they had to do was f*cking work," he said on the tape. "And now we give 'em all those things and don't have to f*cking work."

City officials immediately demanded their resignations. Allmond agreed to step down voluntarily; Brooks refused and was terminated.

Watch the footage here.