City officials are considering zero tolerance for racial slurs. A new policy could be ready next month

The recent suspensions of two Cincinnati Police Officers for using racial slurs on duty could result in a change to city policy. Some elected officials are pushing for zero-tolerance, where workers are fired after one use of a racial slur.

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