Cop fired Preaching

[Ripon83]

Was reading a story of a mid west state trooper fired for asking a car stop perp if she was saved. Over this she got the ACLU to file a law suit? I was thinking there was more to it, like stalking or something but nothing like that related in the article. The story did say he was reprimanded for it before. Also he had 15 days to appeal.

[Doheny]

Cop fired Preaching

I guess he didn't get the message the first time: The Indiana State Police said Thursday it had let go a trooper who had been sued twice in the past 18 months for allegedly preaching to citizens after stopping them for traffic violations...Fox 59 reported that Hamilton was warned in writing after the incident, and was specifically told not to "question others regarding their religious beliefs nor provide religious pamphlets or similar advertisements."

I post in the faith forum a lot and was a public safety employee for 35 years. I knew when told not to do something I better not do it. With that said, if he was willing to tell others about Jesus under the threat of getting fired, more power to him.

They say you're not committed to your faith unless you're willing to die for it. I guess that goes for getting fired too.


Article: http://www.foxnews.com/us/2016/04/08...fic-stops.html

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[Win231]

The former cop is obviously a controller & not very intelligent. He could have "saved" more people as a cop. Oh well...now he can devote all his time & energy to preaching. He's not cut out for law enforcement anyway.

[Rickrock1]

That sucks for LEO and hopefully something will come along better.