Title: Seattle Cop Prepares To Be Fired After Refusing To Remove Viral Video Reminding Officers Not To Obey 'Tyrannical Orders' Source:
[None] URL Source:https://www.zerohedge.com/political ... eo-reminding-officers-not-obey Published:May 12, 2020 Author:Tyler Durden Post Date:2020-05-12 19:57:33 by Horse Keywords:None Views:971 Comments:14
A Port of Seattle Police Officer has been placed on administrative leave after refusing to delete a viral video reminding police officers that they don't have unlimited powers.
"I have seen officers around the country enforcing tyrannical orders; I was hoping it was a minority of officers, anymore, I am not so sure," said Officer Greg Anderson, a Special Forces veteran.
Anderson took to Instagram on Tuesday to explain that he will likely be fired for refusing to remove the video, as it is considered insubordination.
granderson33 A Hill I’ll Die On
I’ve received tons of questions regarding my termination from the Port of Seattle Police. So I figured I should explain. I have been placed on administrative leave (still being paid) pending investigation. I was told by both the agency and my union that this will result in termination due to it being an insubordination charge for refusing to take down the video. I’m not sure what the timeline looks like. I walk un-intimidated into the fray. Thank you for all the support🙏🏻 #police #liberty #constitution #quarantine
B, I truly feel sorry for that kid, I know what his future is.
By next week, his "hero" status will be gone. Sheeple have shorter memories than rabbits.
Before the end of the year, his wife and children will be gone. The "court" will label him as an insubordinate traitor to the government, anything he's worked for, including his GoFundMe bux will go to the wife and kiddies.
He's already labelled as armed and dangerous across the gov't board.
He's really gonna learn about survivor guilt and PTSD. That's a big reason as to why he did what he did now. He wants to clear his conscience.
It's not that simple, that's why I really feel sorry for him. Took me about forty years to figure that out, except that I didn't have millions of people in my business (life) at the time.