Two Cops Caught On Camera Talking About Diversity: "White Man’s Day Is Done"

Security footage from the garage of a man shows a group of Canadian policemen complaining about the level of racial diversity in Canada.

The caption in the video claims that the police were there to harass the owner of the house who is a black man married to a white woman.

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“Our days are done, white man’s day is done,” one cop says as another says, “he’s onto something”

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They are seen saying that ‘white men’ are now becoming the minority in North America. This statistic is factually inaccurate with white people still constituting a majority of the population.

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They remark on the increase in biracial couples.

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The conversation then takes a strange and racist turn with the police officer saying that he told his son to find an Asian girl to “get his foot in the door”

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A second video shows the wife coming home to find them in the garage and asks them what’s going on.

As she leaves, the policemen proceed to objectify her saying, “he didn’t tell us that part, we would have come here sooner.”

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They then proceed to speculate that she may be a dancer.

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A caption then clarifies that she isn’t and that the policemen’s racial bias led them to believe that only because she was married to a black man.

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They then discuss that they would use the woman’s car as ‘leverage’ if the man refused to come out.

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They continue to make offensive remarks such as “tapping the keg one last time.”

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In the last installment of the video, they double down on their racism as they describe the ‘big black guy’ and then calling him “another waste of life, I think.”

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After this story was reported, the local police department revealed that they had started an internal investigation.

“Regardless of the intent, the comments expressed in the video have negatively impacted community members and service members. The comments are offensive and they have further eroded public trust as well as internal morale.”