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Parkland victims' parents criticized the judge's decision and Ryan Petty wrote on Twitter that he wished a "technicality" could bring his daughter back.
By Bill Galluccio May 14, 2021 A judge in Florida ruled that two Broward County deputies who were fired for inaction during the 2018 mass shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland must be reinstated with back pay. The ruling by Broward Circuit Judge Keathan Frink upholds decisions made last year by arbitrators who determined that the firings were unlawful because officials took long to punish the two deputies. Under Florida law, officials have 180 days after the competition of an investigation to discipline officers. Broward Sheriff Gregory Tony decided to fire ...
By Bill Galluccio May 14, 2021 A judge in Florida ruled that two Broward County deputies who were fired for inaction during the 2018 mass shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland must be reinstated with back pay. The ruling by Broward Circuit Judge Keathan Frink upholds decisions made last year by arbitrators who determined that the firings were unlawful because officials took long to punish the two deputies. Under Florida law, officials have 180 days after the competition of an investigation to discipline officers. Broward Sheriff Gregory Tony decided to fire ...
By Bill Galluccio May 14, 2021 A judge in Florida ruled that two Broward County deputies who were fired for inaction during the 2018 mass shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland must be reinstated with back pay. The ruling by Broward Circuit Judge Keathan Frink upholds decisions made last year by arbitrators who determined that the firings were unlawful because officials took long to punish the two deputies. Under Florida law, officials have 180 days after the competition of an investigation to discipline officers. Broward Sheriff Gregory Tony decided to fire ...
Article bookmarked Don't show me this message again✕ Two deputies fired for their inaction in a Florida school shooting that left 17 people dead must be reinstated with back pay, a judge has ruled. Broward County deputies Brian Miller and Joshua Stambaugh were fired in the wake of the 2018 massacre at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida. Now Broward Circuit Judge Keathan Frink has decided that arbitrators last year were correct in ruling that the fired deputies should get their jobs back. Both deputies should also be paid for sick and vacation time, overtime and off-du...