An officer was fired after he chose not to shoot a distraught suspect. Now he's getting a $175,000 settlement
(CNN)A West Virginia city has agreed to pay a former police officer $175,000 to settle a wrongful-termination lawsuit after he was fired following his decision not to shoot a distraught suspect who was holding a gun. The incident occurred May 6, 2016, when Mader responded to a domestic-disturbance call and found Ronald "R.J." Williams Jr. with an unloaded handgun.
https://www.nehans.net/an-officer-was-fired-after-he-chose-not-to-shoot-a-distraught-suspect-now-hes-getting-a-175000-settlement/
