Charlotte NAACP Seeks Names Of Six Officers Reportedly Linked To Racist Text Thread
The Charlotte NAACP is requesting that the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department (CMPD) release the names of six officers who are reportedly involved in an alleged racist text thread.
Charlotte, NC, October 16, 2026 —
The Charlotte NAACP is requesting that the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department release the names of six officers reportedly involved in an alleged racist text thread, according to the information provided.
The allegation is described as involving a text thread, but no details about the messages or their contents were provided. The information also does not identify the officers or state when the alleged exchange took place.
It is not clear from the available information whether the department has responded to the request, released any names, or taken other action. No details were provided about an investigation, any findings, or whether the officers have commented on the allegation. The status of the NAACP’s request is also unspecified.
The account does not provide a date for the request or identify a specific person who made it on behalf of the Charlotte NAACP. It also does not describe how the alleged text thread came to light or provide additional context about the circumstances surrounding it.
As described, the matter remains an allegation: the six officers are reportedly involved, and the NAACP is seeking their names from CMPD. The available information does not establish what the messages said or whether the allegation has been independently substantiated. Further details about the request, the department’s response and any investigative findings were not provided.
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