Columbus Police Unveil New 'PRIDE Cruiser'

Chris Menahan
InformationLiberation
Jun. 23, 2022

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Police in Columbus, Ohio unveiled a new "PRIDE cruiser" for Gay Pride Month and had officers share detailed personal accounts of their gay sexual proclivities.

The cruiser features assorted "LGBTQIA+" flags along with giant text reading "REPORT HATE CRIMES" and "PRIDE."

Happy #PRIDE Columbus!!!

Make sure to say hi to Officer Lutz when you see him out and get a photo with our PRIDE cruiser! pic.twitter.com/2BMcCWI5gj
— Columbus Ohio Police (@ColumbusPolice) June 16, 2022

Happy pride month Columbus

Let’s follow the example set by our trans and gender-fluid siblings. They claimed their space, marshalled their parade, said gay all day, and fought racism and sexism and gender roles. Pride means live freely, love fiercely pic.twitter.com/7PvqB7B1md
— Columbus Ohio Police (@ColumbusPolice) June 2, 2022

CPD had two officers share detailed personal accounts of their gay sexual proclivities, which they said began when they were children.

“This is an opportunity to take what we learned from the past and make a better system for everybody that’s equitable.”

Officer Shawn Lutz is CPD’s newest LGBTQIA+ Liaison Officer. Hear why he serves with #pride …
#OutandProud #PrideMonth2022 #ColumbusOhio #ColumbusPolice pic.twitter.com/rP9mRC9Rye
— Columbus Ohio Police (@ColumbusPolice) June 8, 2022

“It’s just a feeling of acceptance and #pride in who I am as a person. It’s something I want other people to feel as well.”

Officer Michelle Reynolds-Parra hopes by serving #OutandProud she can help others know they are not alone.
#PrideMonth2022 #ColumbusPolice #Columbus pic.twitter.com/90xDwVMsVl
— Columbus Ohio Police (@ColumbusPolice) June 22, 2022

Columbus police made sure to make it known they're pushing their agenda on children at gay pride parades:

We had such a great time at the 2022 #PRIDE parade! pic.twitter.com/UsmGf4L50a
— Columbus Ohio Police (@ColumbusPolice) June 18, 2022

Columbus saw a record number of homicides last year and police are now understaffed and struggling to find new recruits.

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