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fhwiggins · July 15, 2013, 06:59 AM

Looking ahead, I see possibilites for the IT person to pursue wrongful termination for actually trying to follow the orders of the court that required him, (and others) to release information during discovery. I do not see him as a whistleblower! I see him as the only one trying to comply with the requirments of the court which was his job. Ditto for the previous Police chief, original prosecutor, and lead detective. Looks like they all had it right, in the begining! If I were them, I would not want my job back in that town. I predict Bankrupcy for Sanford, Florida.

July 15, 2013, 06:59 AM	#80
fhwiggins Member Join Date: July 14, 2009 Posts: 36	Looking ahead, I see possibilites for the IT person to pursue wrongful termination for actually trying to follow the orders of the court that required him, (and others) to release information during discovery. I do not see him as a whistleblower! I see him as the only one trying to comply with the requirments of the court which was his job. Ditto for the previous Police chief, original prosecutor, and lead detective. Looks like they all had it right, in the begining! If I were them, I would not want my job back in that town. I predict Bankrupcy for Sanford, Florida. __________________ "Law abiding citizen" is not a synonym for "Sheep to the slaughter." CCW!