article_snippet: It is unclear whether the three were recipients or senders of the 'racially biased' emails included in the 102-page civil rights report released Wednesday by the DOJ  accusing the department of illegal practices targeting African-Americans.
article_snippet: However, the St. Louis Post-Dispatch reports that Rick Henke was associated with a 2008 email suggesting that President Barack Obama would not complete a full presidential term because a black man can't hold 'a steady job for four years.'
article_snippet: Mudd is reportedly associated with a 2011 email suggesting a New Orleans woman was paid by 'CrimeStoppers' to terminate a New Orleans woman pregnancy.
article_snippet: In fact, the report states, there were no instances discovered where recipients asked the sender to refrain from sending such emails, instead, the emails were forwarded along to others.
article_snippet: the DOJ's investigation also found that almost all of the emails were sent during work hours through government email accounts.
article_snippet: Officials say that at least one of the email recipients was among city leaders who met with the DOJ officials to discuss the DOJ's investigation, the Dispatch reports.
highlights_snippet: William Mudd, Capt Rick Henke were associated with emails exhibiting racism or other biases .
  