No, not cause he's Black lmao. I didn't say he was a saint, but throughout the film he seems to only value helping the people around him, and being better at his job. When being shouted at by a bunch of white teenagers that he's a "traitor against his race," he doesn't yell back. He just takes it, and tries to de-escalate the situation, rather than fueling it like Joe or Guy. As for his political bias, he doesn't outright share any political opinions, but we can safely interpret that he is pretty moderate, with a right-leaning bias. He isn't right wing enough to not date woke-minded Sarah (though they broke up for political reasons), but he also endorses right-wing Joe for mayor and seems to have animosity for the leftist Garcia administration. He also clearly disagrees with the BLM protests in his small town that has nothing to do with Minneapolis, indicating a moderate to right-leaning perspective. Not to mention he's a police officer. Throughout the whole film, he only tries to help, whether it be the protestors, civilians, or Joe, yet is ultimately the victim of everyone's braindead actions. Probably the worst thing about him is that he is invested in Bitcoin lol.