Say hello to Trump supporter and Confederate flag advocate Jerry Crutchfield who thinks #BubbaWallace is a “n**ger” that “should be hung out to dry by a noose.”
Jerry is also a firefighter with North East Fire Company (@CecilCountyDES / @CecilCoGov) in Cecil County, Maryland.
Jerry is also a firefighter with North East Fire Company (@CecilCountyDES / @CecilCoGov) in Cecil County, Maryland.
Jerry Crutchfield loves using the N-word and the slur “porch monkeys.”
On Facebook, Jerry Crutchfield posted that “blacks can quit complaining about how police only target them.”
More posts from firefighter Jerry Crutchfield’s Facebook: “I ❤️ Being White” (a phrase rooted in anti-Blackness), and lots of Confederate flag posts.
One of Jerry’s posts: “the south will rise again.”
One of Jerry’s posts: “the south will rise again.”
Jerry Crutchfield, a Maryland firefighter who posted lynching threats to NASCAR’s Bubba Wallace, is a fan of Trump’s immigration policy.
Jerry Crutchfield also posts that “Black Lives Don’t Matter.”
Jerry Crutchfield is an Alex Jones fan and, despite being entrusted as a first responder, believes the uptick in #COVIDー19 is a conspiracy against Trump.
Jerry also posted “Black Lives Suck” and again posted “Black Lives Don’t Matter.”
Jerry also posted “Black Lives Suck” and again posted “Black Lives Don’t Matter.”
Cecil County firefighter Jerry Crutchfield wants to protect Confederate monuments and calls the poor “ghetto.”
Jerry Crutchfield, who works at @NEFC4, wanted to start “White Lives Matter” and “Straight Lives Matter” movements.
Jerry also was against the Ferguson protests posting the protesters did “live up to the ghetto stereotypes.”
Jerry also was against the Ferguson protests posting the protesters did “live up to the ghetto stereotypes.”
Some more of Jerry Crutchfield’s Confederate flag posts. Some posts threaten to shoot and hunt anyone messing with the Confederate flag.
Jerry Crutchfield posted on his Facebook that he currently works at Depreciation Management, LLC as a lead welder.
He has also worked at Clean Harbors.
He has also worked at Clean Harbors.
Jerry Crutchfield has posted Alex Jones info wars videos and believe the #coronavirus, which he calls the “Chinese virus” is a “f*cking hoax” that “nobody is actually dying from.”
According to @CecilCoHealth, Cecil County, Maryland has seen 37 people die from #COVIDー19.
According to @CecilCoHealth, Cecil County, Maryland has seen 37 people die from #COVIDー19.
Meanwhile, @CecilCountyDES is attempting to educate folks on how to stay safe during the pandemic.
Update: Jerry Richardson is a firefighter in Cecil County, Maryland, but technically is a member/volunteer which is common in some smaller towns/areas.
He doesn’t technically “work” directly for @CecilCoGov or @CecilCountyDES even though they rely on @NEFC4 for fire services.
He doesn’t technically “work” directly for @CecilCoGov or @CecilCountyDES even though they rely on @NEFC4 for fire services.
Cecil County says it’s up to @NEFC4 to address the issue of having an individual who posts blatantly racist comments to social media working there.
Although, if they won’t put pressure on them, perhaps an elected official, Cecil County Executive Dr. Alan McCarthy will.
Although, if they won’t put pressure on them, perhaps an elected official, Cecil County Executive Dr. Alan McCarthy will.
Official roster shows Jerry Crutchfield as a firefighter servicing Cecil County. His Instagram post from 2014 shows his personalized fire coat.
Jerry Crutchfield is a member the fire company for Cecil County. Sure, he’s technically not a county employee. Why pass the buck? You really want someone who posted “Black Lives Don’t Matter” and the N-word responding to your residents emergencies?
If you’re a resident of a Cecil County and don’t feel safe with Jerry Richardson responding to emergency calls, you can always contact county executive Dr. Alan McCarthy at 410-996-5203.
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⬆️ Thread: A North East Fire Company firefighter servicing Cecil County, Maryland posting racist comments online.
⬆️ Thread: A North East Fire Company firefighter servicing Cecil County, Maryland posting racist comments online.
Before they locked the account, North East Fire Company was informed about Jerry Crutchfield’s posts. Here is their initial response:
North East Fire Company provided email addresses for complaints:
Update: Looks like Jerry Crutchfield’s Twitter account is now deleted
“He doesn’t work for us or Cecil County government,” but when 911 is called you do send Jerry Crutchfield out to respond.
What if Jerry, who posts lynch threats online, is deployed to an auto accident and sees a bumber sticker he doesn’t like? Will he value Black lives then?
What if Jerry, who posts lynch threats online, is deployed to an auto accident and sees a bumber sticker he doesn’t like? Will he value Black lives then?
Jerry Crutchfield also posts videos of proud boys and other fascists engaged in street violence.
These fire dogs that work with Jerry didn’t do anything wrong. Their identities have been protected.
Fire departments respond to car accidents too. Just because you don’t live in Cecil County, Maryland, doesn’t mean you won’t come across Jerry Crutchfield driving through.
Update: North East Fire Company has scrubbed its Twitter and Facebook accounts.
Strange move. No official word if Jerry Crutchfield is still on board.
Strange move. No official word if Jerry Crutchfield is still on board.
@kotywright, President of North East Fire Company, are you still allowing Jerry Crutchfield to be a firefighter, you know, the guy who says Black lives don’t matter and calls NASCAR’s Bubba Wallace a n**ger and wants him to be lynched?
The town of North East, Maryland can be reached here. Are they ok with Jerry Crutchfield working emergencies if he believe Black lives don’t matter and thinks “n**gers” should be lynched?
Well said, Irene.
🚨 Update: Jerry Crutchfield is being investigated by North East Fire Company according to their bylaws.
In a press release, the fire company calls his social media posts “hateful rhetoric.”
In a press release, the fire company calls his social media posts “hateful rhetoric.”
