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Former Washington State Trooper Robert LaMay, who went viral when he was forced out of his job for refusing to get vaccinated against coronavirus, has died of COVID-19, officials say. LaMay began has career with the Washington State Patrol in May 1999 and was forced to retire in October 2021. His final radio call, in which he told off the governor, went viral online.
Robert LaMay famously quit his job with a bitter videotaped sign-off directed at Gov. Jay Islee over his strict COVID vaccine mandates.
Robert LaMay signed off his last shift telling Washington Governor Jay Inslee to "kiss my a**".
Robert LaMay went viral in October when his sign-off was featured on "Last Week Tonight."
Former Trooper Robert LaMay, 51, who retired due to the vaccine mandate in October after serving 22 years with the State Patrol, died from the virus on Friday.