So, one (Cook) of the deputies fired by longshanks from an incident at the Outlaw Saloon has had his firing overturned by Sheridan County District Judge John G. Fenn. Now the question in this case is how much money will longshanks (Laramie County) have to pony up? Don't worry all of you taxpayers of Laramie County, it is just like the Obama government money, not like you have any loss in it (NOT).
The other deputy's (Ringrose) case has already been heard and is currently under review by local Laramie County District Judge Peter Arnold. Maybe Judge Arnold will save himself some time and see what District Judge Judge Fenn had to say in his decision.
No, longshanks will not take this lying down. The appeal has been filed with the Wyoming Supreme Court. Will this appeal cost Laramie County more money? Wait and see.
By the way, when Cook was fired, he had just been recently notified that his son would need liver surgery. Of course, longshanks is very good at kicking people when they are down. Way to go, danny boy!
In the meantime, thanks to both deputies for not taking their firing lying down and standing up to the powers that be. It was not easy, but doing the right things never are.
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Well Ringrose lost his appeal to Judge Arnold last week. Although Judge Arnold is supposed to be an educated man, he stated that even though Ringrose did the reprot according to policy, "Hypothetically" he was not going to do it so he violated policy. Sounds like Arnold is an idiot. No wonder he is the most overturned judge in the state.
ReplyDeleteLet's hope Ringrose appeals this idiots decision. By the way, where has our good sheriff been lately. I haven't seen his car around the department in a while. Another vacation, I mean training trip?
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