In response to Torres calling for Mullins' resignation, the association released a statement on Tuesday denouncing Torres’ comments, blaming the 32-year-old for working against the law and demanding he resign instead.

“My comments about Councilman Torres had nothing to do with his race, ethnicity, or sexual orientation,” Mullins wrote. “My comments had everything to do with his dangerous policies and worldview. This city is burning and Councilman Torres wants to blame the police.”

On Wednesday, Torres said he represents the bright future of the country, while Mullins’ bigotry is a “racist relic of the past.”

The union president has a history of being a cyberbully and doxxing— the act of sharing someone's personal information online without their consent, according to the National Post.

In June, Twitter temporarily suspended the SBA's account after posting the arrest record of the daughter of New York Mayor Bill de Blasio. The post included his daughter's address, driver's license information and government ID details.

On May 13, a tweet from the SBA referred to city health commissioner Dr. Oxiris Barbot as a “b***h” for saying she wasn’t concerned with police receiving safety masks, the New York Post reports.

“Truth is this b***h has blood on her hands but why should anyone be surprised the NYPD has suffered under DeBlasio since he became Mayor,” the union’s account tweeted.

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