Published 24 August 2021 at 17.04
Domestic. Police and immigrant profile Nadim Ghazale has shut down his Twitter account after being criticized for his hateful posts about Swedes and SD. Borås Tidning reports.
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Nadim Ghazale claims to have been subjected to “a hate campaign” after talking on Swedish Radio in the summer and attacking white men.
– It created a debate. But then it turned into digging into my story and stupid things I wrote on Twitter, he tells Borås Tidning.
In addition to the hateful posts, it was also noticed that Nadim Ghazale boasted that he had a painting at his police station where the Sweden Democrats are portrayed as Nazis with a swastika.
Andreas Exner, municipal councilor for the Sweden Democrats in Borås, demands that the Police Authority act against Ghazale because of this.
“Authorities in “Sweden is obliged to act objectively and impartially in all situations. Therefore, it hurts to see how political activism from government employees is not only allowed, but also given space in the form of SD-hating posters in the police station in Borås”, writes Exner in a debate article in Borås Tidning.
Borås local police area chief Mattias Ramsö defends his colleague, despite the Nazi painting.
– We have great confidence in the job he does with us, and have not experienced that he has broken in its impartiality in that role len, says Mattias Ramsö to P4 Sjuhärad.