Delco man found guilty of yelling racial slurs, threatening Black woman
NBC 10 Philadelphia
Last updated: August 25, 2026
A former assistant fire chief in Delaware County has been found guilty of ethnic intimidation charges. This verdict comes nearly two years after the incident where he yelled racial slurs at a Black woman. The conviction stems from his actions during a confrontation that escalated due to his offensive language and threats.
- The accused, identified as a former assistant fire chief, was convicted of ethnic intimidation. The charges are a direct result of an incident that occurred approximately two years prior to the verdict. During this incident, the man directed racial slurs towards a Black woman. The court's decision acknowledges the severity of his verbal assault and the hate crime nature of his actions. This conviction underscores the legal consequences for individuals engaging in ethnically motivated harassment and threats. The legal proceedings have concluded with a guilty verdict, holding the former assistant fire chief accountable for his behavior.
