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Friday, August 09, 2013
Unreal
An injured Army vet has won an employment discrimination lawsuit against the FBI. Justin Slaby of Stafford lost his hand to a grenade explosion during an Army training accident. He then applied to be a special agent with the FBI. Slaby says trainers at the FBI Academy in Quantico discriminated against him. He says they forced him to shoot a gun with his left hand but did not impose the same requirement on other candidates. The FBI has transferred one supervisor involved in the incident. It has refused to comment on the ruling.
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Such b.s. He had no business being hired in the first place. not as an agent at least.
From what I read on here Ireton and Hoppes are guilty of the same.
If he can do the job it doesn't matter if he's got one hand or two.
He should have the same chances as anyone else. if he can perform the same or better as the others trying out what is the problem. don't push our vets aside. they are brave men who deserve a fair chance. i know many of our "wounded warriors who can out shoot, out hunt, or out run any suvillian.
I would love to see specifically what this ruling entailed.Was he re - instated in the academy,or was he awarded a cash settlement,either or,or both?
You need two hands to do the job 11:28!!!
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