Crime scene blurred law enforcement and forensic background. ©theaphotography – stock.adobe.com Ex-Cop Sues West Point for Allegedly Being Fired for Not Kicking in Suspect's Door
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July 25, 2023 at 07:01 AM
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Civil Rights
Lawyers at Hall Booth Smith on Friday removed an employment lawsuit against City of West Point, Georgia to Georgia Northern District Court. The suit was filed by Beal, Sutherland, Berlin & Brown on behalf of a former police officer who contends that she was wrongfully terminated after refusing to kick in the door of a suspect's home. The case is 3:23-cv-00141, Wegienka v. City of West Point, Georgia.
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