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Parental Guidance: Nebraska Supreme Court Finds Obese Officer in ?Fair? Physical Conditioning

By jonathanturley

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The Nebraska Court of Appeals has reversed the decision of a Civil Service commission tfire an overweight officer, Christopher D. Parent. Parent, 52, is a 25 year veteran who was fired after questions were raised about his fitness in a combat shooting exercise and his failure to maintain a ?high level of physical, [...]

Full post as published by Res ipsa loquitur on March 19, 2009 (boomark / email).

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