A Kansas cop was fired for making bizarre online threats against a complete stranger’s young daughter after the attack on Dallas police. 
 
 Officer Rodney Lee Wilson was dismissed from the Overland Park force Friday after he commented on a public photo of LaNaydra Williams’ daughter, India — a 5-year-old who lives about 500 miles away in Dallas. 
 
 “We’ll see how much her life matters soon,” he wrote on a 2014 photo showing little India posing in a pair of boots. “Better be careful leaving your info open where she can be found :) Hold her close tonight it’ll be the last time.” 
 
 The chilling comment came just after five Dallas cops were killed while protecting an anti-police brutality protest downtown. 
 
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 Williams said she doesn’t know Wilson — or anyone else in Kansas — and she’s not sure how the stranger even found her Facebook page. 
 
 LaNaydra Williams, of Dallas, said a Kansas cop left a threatening comment on a Facebook photo of her daughter. (Fox 4) 
 
 “It's not okay. Not my child. She's all I have. India is my heart,” she told WDAF. “We're already on edge, so why would you do that?” 
 
 Overland Park police fired Wilson the next morning. 
 
 “It was obvious that our officer did not meet the standards of professionalism,” Chief Francis Donchez Jr. said in a statement that did not identify Wilson by name. 
 
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 Donchez called Williams to apologize for the harassment, she said. Still, the comment has left the Texas mom shaken. 
 
 The cop was fired from the Overland Park Police Dapartment. (Fox 4) 
 
 “How do I know he won't come and retaliate? How do I know that? I don't,” she said. 
 
 And she’s not sure how to explain the threat to little India, a tot who “loves police.” 
 
 “Maybe I'll just say he was one bad cop,” Williams said. "Not all of them are like that. I don't think she'll think they're all like that either way.” 
 
 Williams’ hometown is still reeling after the Thursday night shooting that killed five officers and left nine people wounded. During a tense standoff, the gunman, 25-year-old Micah Johnson, told police that he wanted to “kill white people, especially white officers.” He said he was not affiliated with the activist group Black Lives Matter but was furious over recent police killings of black men in Louisiana and Minnesota. 
 
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 OVERLAND PARK, Kan. -- A Dallas woman says a threatening Facebook comment from a now former Overland Park police officer terrified her. That officer was fired on Friday afternoon. 
 
 The Texas woman says she has no ties to Kansas and can't figure out why this man targeted her. 
 
 FOX 4 talked with Lanaydra Williams on Skype on Friday afternoon. Before Thursday night's post, she'd never even heard of Overland Park. 
 
 “I received a notification from a name I didn't know,” Williams recalled. 
 
 She said she didn’t get any sleep overnight, but it's not just because of the deadly law enforcement ambush that happened in Dallas. 
 
 “It's not okay. Not my child, she's all I have. India is my heart, that's not right. We're already on edge, so why would you do that?” Williams asked. 
 
 Just before midnight, she saw a comment on a picture of her daughter that had been public on her Facebook for more than two years. 
 
 That comment from a complete stranger listed as Rodney Lee Wilson. A click on his page revealed he was an Overland Park Police Officer. 
 
 “I don't know anybody from Kansas,” Williams said. 
 
 Williams says Overland Park police initially told her Wilson's account was hacked. She wasn’t buying it. 
 
 “Why would he go out of his way to delete it?” she asked. 
 
 The mother found no comfort in the distance between Wilson and her 5-year-old. 
 
 “Let's say he does lose his job. How do I know he won't come and retaliate? How do I know that? I don't,” Williams said before news broke of Wilson’s termination. 
 
 As she waited to learn more about why this happened, how this man found her, and what prompted his post, her main focus is on little India. 
 
 “She doesn't know anything about this messed up world,” Williams said. 
 
 Williams cherishes her daughter's innocence and plans to protect her. 
 
 “Maybe I'll just say he was one bad cop. Not all of them are like that. I don't think she'll think they're all like that either way. She loves police,” Williams said. 
 
 She said Overland Park Police Chief Francis Donchez Jr. called her to apologize. Overland Park police wouldn't comment on the investigation details or whether anything might have prompted Rodney Lee Wilson's post, but FOX 4 did learn that Williams' profile picture was a person dressed in black holding a knife to a police officer's throat. Williams did confirm to FOX 4 that Facebook deleted her account. 
 
 The department released this statement:
– On Thursday night, someone posted a chilling comment on LaNaydra Williams' Facebook page under images of her young daughter. "We'll see how much her life matters soon," the post on the Dallas woman's page read. "Better be careful leaving your info open where she can be found :) Hold her close tonight it'll be the last time." The comment was eventually deleted, but Williams took a picture of it and linked it to its source: a police officer in Overland Park, Kansas, the Kansas City Star reports. By end of day Friday, the Overland Park PD had investigated the incident and fired the officer, IDed by the New York Daily News as Rodney Lee Wilson, and it says that a criminal investigation is also in progress. The warning was apparently a Black Lives Matter reference made after last week's Dallas police shooting that left five cops dead. But Williams says she doesn't know anyone in Kansas, let alone Wilson, and she has no clue how he came across her page and decided to threaten 5-year-old India. WDAF did discover the profile picture on her Facebook account had been of a person dressed in black holding a knife to a police officer's throat; Williams concedes Facebook has since deleted her account. Williams says she appreciates Wilson has been terminated, as well as the apology offered by Chief Francis Donchez when he called her personally to deliver the news—but she says "it's not OK," adding, "She's all I have. India is my heart."