Cop Photographed In Polling Station Wearing Trump Mask(no More Bullshit)

Miami cop turned up at a police sta­tion in full uni­form, with a gun and a mask with the words “TRUMP no more bullshit.”
Can some­one point me to the good cops that every­one keeps talk­ing about?

Daniel Ubeda, in full uni­form with badge and gun wear­ing his Trump mask inside of the polling loca­tion in the gov­ern­ment center.This is city-fund­ed vot­er intim­i­da­tion. Ubeda should be sus­pend­ed imme­di­ate­ly. (Tweeted Miami Democratic Party offi­cial Steve Simeonidis.
According to the Miami New-Times, Simeonidis pho­tographed the offi­cer, whom he iden­ti­fied as Daniel Ubeda, at the Government Center in down­town Miami, and tweet­ed the image short­ly thereafter.
“What he did was tax­pay­er-fund­ed intim­i­da­tion,” Simeonidis tells New Times. “Any rea­son­able per­son would be unnerved to see a man with a gun, a badge, and a Trump mask walk­ing right by them as they’re cast­ing their bal­lots.”

RESPONSES

Mayor of Miami Francis Suarez a Republican tweet­ed out ‚I have spo­ken to Chief Colina and we agree that the officer’s behav­ior is unac­cept­able. This was a vio­la­tion of depart­men­tal pol­i­cy. He is under inves­ti­ga­tion and dis­ci­pli­nary mea­sures will be taken.

Dozens of peo­ple, includ­ing Miami-Dade vot­ers, respond­ed to Simeonidis’ tweet with outrage.
“Unacceptable… There should be no polit­i­cal mes­sag­ing as part of our offi­cers’ uni­forms,” city com­mis­sion­er Ken Russell tweet­ed.
In an inter­view with WIOD-AM (610) radio host Brian Mudd at 11:35 this morn­ing, City of Miami Police Chief Jorge Colina said the depart­ment was aware of the inci­dent and would take “appro­pri­ate action.”
Obviously, this is a vio­la­tion of our pol­i­cy,” Colina told Mudd. “You’re not sup­posed to be cam­paign­ing for any­one [while] in uniform.”

THEN THERE IS THE POLICE UNION

Tommy Reyes, pres­i­dent of the Miami Fraternal Order of Police (FOP), said in a state­ment that the union is also aware of the photo.
“We would like to remind every­one, police offi­cers also have First Amendment rights under the U.S. Constitution as well as the right to vote in uni­form pur­suant to Florida State Law,” Reyes said in an FOP press release. “We would also like to state that the National FOP has endorsed President Donald Trump’s re-elec­tion.”