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Judge Uses Vulgar Language As She Is Charged
| quote: | | Cofield was originally appointed in 1991 as the state's first black female judge after Gov. Lowell P. Weicker Jr. nominated her and legislators confirmed her. She was last renominated by Gov. M. Jodi Rell and approved by lawmakers in 2007. Her current term expires on June 6, 2015. |
Some quotes from the article below :p
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Her end of the conversation, in part, is: "I don't need a ride home. ... I'm a criminal. ... What? What? ... Well, they got the head n----- in charge and he … Which one, the head n----- in charge? … Washington. OK. That's H-N-I-G...."
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Then she hands the phone to Washington, who talks to her husband about getting the car off the highway. Washington asks, "Do you guys have Triple-A?"
Oh, no. We don't. We're ghetto Negroes. We don't have Triple-A."
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Asked if she was ill, Cofield replied, "I'm sick of being treated like a freaking Negro from the 'hood," and added: "Write it down, write it. Did you hear what I just said?"
Asked what her illness was, Cofield said: "Negro-itis."
"Do you need to take any medication now?" Washington asked.
"Yeah, I need to take anti-Negro, ummm ..."
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At another moment, after she had given a urine sample, Cofield asked Washington: "Do you have a reading on my urine test, Negro trooper?" |
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