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Jerald Goode11:06 AM, Jan 12, 2021PHOENIX — Phoenix police are investigating after racist hackers interrupted the funeral service for Former Phoenix City Councilman and Vice Mayor Calvin C. Goode. During Tuesday morning memorial services held virtually, hackers forced their way into the video, yelling racist remarks. Phoenix Mayor Kate Gallego said Phoenix Police Department the FBI were investigating the incident. "We do not tolerate hate crimes," Mayor Gallego tweeted.I condemn the racists who disrupted Vice Mayor Goode’s funeral services. This is horrific and does not represent the values &amp; commitment of our community. I am determined to continue Vice Mayor Goode’s fight.— Mayor Kate Gallego (@MayorGallego)Representative Greg Stanton said the actions were an "outrage" and "...the entire Goode family is as tough as he was, and they will not be deterred."It’s an outrage that Councilman Calvin Goode's memorial was interrupted by hate-spewing white supremacists. They came after Calvin after his death because he defeated them all while he was alive. The entire Goode family is as tough as he was, and they will not be deterred.— Greg Stanton (@gregstantonaz)Representative Ruben Gallego's tweet read: "The Honorable Calvin C. Goode served Phoenix and our communities with love, perseverance and commitment for decades. He deserves to be laid to rest with deep respect and gratitude, not hateful racist remarks."Senator Kyrsten Sinema also spoke out on Twitter, saying, "Calvin Goode worked relentlessly to make Arizona a better place. Fortunately, his legacy is too strong to be harmed by such disgusting behavior."Jevin Hodge, who ran for election to the Maricopa County Board of Supervisors, also said online that "these actions are horrific, disgusting, and are a plague to this country."Arizona Governor Doug Ducey tweeted, "Former councilman Calvin Goode was a civil rights leader who served with honor and distinction. The racist and abhorrent remarks made during his funeral service today are wrong and I condemn them. Those responsible must be held accountable. Our thoughts and prayers are with his loved ones. May he rest in peace. "Goode was an advocate for minorities, women’s rights, and the rights of the LGBTQ community. He also played a major role in getting the city to officially observe Martin Luther King Jr. Day as a holiday.In honor of his years of service to the city, a city building at 251 W Washington Street was named in Goode’s honor. The building is inscribed with the following message: “Guided by a deeply held belief in God and in the equality of all people, his lifetime exemplified a powerful commitment to improving the quality of life in Phoenix, especially for young people."Copyright 2021 Scripps Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.

Jerald Goode11:06 AM, Jan 12, 2021PHOENIX — Phoenix police are investigating after racist hackers interrupted the funeral service for Former Phoenix City Councilman and Vice Mayor Calvin C. Goode. During Tuesday morning memorial services held virtually, hackers forced their way into the video, yelling racist remarks. Phoenix Mayor Kate Gallego said Phoenix Police Department the FBI were investigating the incident. "We do not tolerate hate crimes," Mayor Gallego tweeted.I condemn the racists who disrupted Vice Mayor Goode’s funeral services. This is horrific and does not represent the values...

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