(UPI) — A Chicago police officer who was sued for beating a black woman while she was handcuffed was found to have owned websites with racial slurs toward black people in the domain name, according to a lawsuit.

The city of Chicago is expected to pay $185,000 to settle a case over an incident where Chicago police officer George Granias allegedly beat motorist Patassa Johnson while she was in handcuffs back in 2013.

Johnson’s lawyers said they uncovered the domain names while researching the case. “We came across that URL and said what the hell is this?” Brendan Shiller, Johnson’s attorney, told The Daily Beast. Shiller said the website was just a blank page, but Granias had made it publicly …