Susan Sarandon seemingly shared a message to Twitter comparing cops gathered to pay their respects to fallen NYPD officer Jason Rivera to fascists on Wednesday.
The image Sarandon posted featured a tweet written by podcaster Danny Haiphong.
The original tweet showed a photo of police officers lining the New York City streets and read, “I’m gonna tell my kids this is what fascism looks like.”
Sarandon’s photo added the words, “So, if all these cops weren’t needed for CRIME that day, doesn’t that mean they aren’t needed ANY day?”
It is unclear if the photo was made by Sarandon or a re shared post. A representative for the actress did not immediately respond to Fox News Digital’s request for further comment.
Rivera and Wilbert Mora, 27, were shot on the evening of Jan. 21 while responding to a report of a domestic violence incident in Harlem involving a mother and her adult son, Lashawn McNeil.
Manhattan’s Fifth Avenue was a sea of blue on Thursday as the hearse carrying 22 year old Rivera’s remains pulled up to uniformed officers saluting the fallen NYPD hero.
The vehicle was escorted by police as it traveled to the historic St. Patrick’s Cathedral from a funeral home in the Bronx’s Riverdale and passed traffic stopped in all directions along the way.
The “Thelma and Louise” actress received criticism in the replies to her tweet.
“Susan- I am so disappointed in you,” one user responded. “Left wing is one thing but being inconsiderate of our finest is just wrong on so many levels. You owe the officer’s family along with the force an apology. Your comment is reprehensible.”
One social media user accused Sarandon of using the two fallen NYPD officers as “personal pawns” in her “dumb little game.”
“One woman lost her husband and the other lost her son,” another user added. “They were protecting a mother from her abusive son when they were assassinated. These officers come from all over the country to pay respects and support the families. #ShameOnYou There, but for the grace of God.”
Susan Sarandon is an American actress and activist. She is the recipient of numerous accolades, including an Academy Award, a BAFTA Award, and a SAG Award and has been nominated for a Daytime Emmy Award, six Primetime Emmy Awards, and nine Golden Globe Awards.
In 2002, she was honored with a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame for her contributions to the film industry.