Officer Sues Volkswagen Over Weapon Ban
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Reserve deputy Luis Rivera is suing Volkswagen for wrongful termination after being fired for having a department-issued handgun in his personal vehicle. Rivera, a fourteen-year employee and sworn reserve deputy, followed state law by keeping the gun unloaded, locked, and out of sight in an employee lot. The job loss caused significant financial hardship for his family. Rivera argues that Volkswagens policy violates Tennessee law and his second amendment rights. The case is now in federal court.
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