Gerald A. Riniker
DURANGO, Iowa — Gerald A. “Jerry” Riniker, age 83, of Durango, IA, completed his earthly journey on March 31, 2024, at home while surrounded by his loving family.
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DURANGO, Iowa — Gerald A. “Jerry” Riniker, age 83, of Durango, IA, completed his earthly journey on March 31, 2024, at home while surrounded by his loving family.
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Tennessee cop fired after high-fiving man using n-word David Matthews A Tennessee police department fired one of its officers who was caught on video high-fiving a man who used a racial slur. According to The Tennessean, which filed a public records request, the Franklin Police Department fired officer Seth Schilling last November after the video surfaced. Schilling reportedly responded to a call for a disorderly customer using homophobic and racial slurs at a bar in October. In the parking lot, Schilling approached a group of men who were not the reason for the original call....
Tennessee officer fired for high-fiving man using racial slur April 29, 2021 NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — A Tennessee police department has fired an officer after video surfaced of him high-fiving a man who used a racial slur. According to The Tennessean, the November firing of Seth Schilling from the Franklin Police Department was confirmed by documents obtained through a public records request. The documents say Schilling in October responded to a bar about someone harassing customers, filming them and using racial and homophobic slurs. Documents say Schilling high-fived a man in the parking l...
Credit franklintn.gov NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — A Tennessee police department fired an officer last fall after video surfaced of him high-fiving a man who used a racial slur. According to The Tennessean, the Franklin Police Department’s November firing of Seth Schilling was confirmed by documents obtained through a public records request. The documents say Schilling responded in October to a call at a bar about a man harassing customers, filming them and using racial and homophobic slurs. The documents say a group of men was in the parking lot. One said the racial slur, followed by “See! ...