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A former sheriff's investigator challenging longtime Sheriff Neil Warren for office said a decision to delete his posts and block him from the office's Facebook page is viewpoint discrimination.
November 06, 2019 at 07:19 PM
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A former Cobb County sheriff’s investigator is suing Sheriff Neil Warren for blocking him from the office’s official Facebook page.
James “Jimmy” Herndon, who announced last summer that he will challenge Warren for sheriff in 2020, said in a federal First Amendment lawsuit filed Wednesday that he was blocked from the Cobb County Sheriff’s Office Facebook page because he posted comments critical of Warren. Herndon left the department in 2017.
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