Ron Stallworth Ret Colorado Police Officer

“I hate niggers, Jews, Mexicans, spics, chinks, and anyone else that does not have pure white Aryan blood in their veins...”

 

     That was my answer to the voice on the other end of the telephone.  The “voice” had identified himself as the Local Organizer of the new Colorado Springs chapter of the Ku Klux Klan.  I had inquired about membership and was being recruited via this phone call.  The voice had asked me why I was interested in joining the Klan?

 

     I continued, “…My sister was recently involved with a nigger and every time I think about him putting his filthy black hands on her pure white body I get disgusted and sick to my stomach.  I want to join the Klan so I can stop future abuse of the white race.”

 

     The Local Organizer replied, “You’re just the kind of person we’re looking for.  When can we meet?”

 

     Thus began, perhaps, the most interesting and unique chapter in my 32-year police career, eight years (1972-1980) of which were spent with the Colorado Springs PoliceDepartment.  I was a detective—the first (and at that time the only) Black detective in the history of the CSPD—assigned to the Intelligence Unit.  Yes, I said Black detective.  That is what made this an interesting and unique experience.  I, a BLACK American

 

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