Pulse nightclub hero fired before he can collect pension

[evince]

http://abcnews.go.com/US/pulse-night...ry?id=51613661



A Florida police officer who was hailed a hero for swiftly rescuing a victim in the Pulse nightclub shooting last year will be dismissed from the force at the end of the month.

Omar Delgado was among the first officers to respond to the attack at the gay nightclub in Orlando on June 12, 2016. The Eatonville police officer was credited with pulling victim Angel Colon to safety after gunman Omar Mateen opened fire on clubgoers, killing 49 people.
Colon, who was shot multiple times, told ABC News in an interview last year that he would have "bled to death" if not for the officer who rescued him roughly 25 minutes after gunfire erupted, allowing him to get life-saving treatment.
Delgado told ABC affiliate WFTV in Orlando that he has been on light duty since the massacre because he suffers from post-traumatic stress disorder. Delgado said his department has deemed him unfit for duty and he was told Monday that his last day on the job would be Dec. 31, six months before he qualifies for his pension from the town.
He has been a member of the Eatonville Police Department for over nine years.

[Phantasmal]

http://abcnews.go.com/US/pulse-night...ry?id=51613661



A Florida police officer who was hailed a hero for swiftly rescuing a victim in the Pulse nightclub shooting last year will be dismissed from the force at the end of the month.

Omar Delgado was among the first officers to respond to the attack at the gay nightclub in Orlando on June 12, 2016. The Eatonville police officer was credited with pulling victim Angel Colon to safety after gunman Omar Mateen opened fire on clubgoers, killing 49 people.
Colon, who was shot multiple times, told ABC News in an interview last year that he would have "bled to death" if not for the officer who rescued him roughly 25 minutes after gunfire erupted, allowing him to get life-saving treatment.
Delgado told ABC affiliate WFTV in Orlando that he has been on light duty since the massacre because he suffers from post-traumatic stress disorder. Delgado said his department has deemed him unfit for duty and he was told Monday that his last day on the job would be Dec. 31, six months before he qualifies for his pension from the town.
He has been a member of the Eatonville Police Department for over nine years.

They should give him his pension, this is not right.

[evince]

florida red state district

[CFM]

They should give him his pension, this is not right.

Give? Isn't that so typically Liberal.

I'm curious how someone can get a pension with 9 years service.

[Superfreak]

florida red state district

You do know that the district the police officer is from is over 80% African American... you know... those you claim hate all Republicans. LMAO.

http://www.city-data.com/city/Eatonville-Florida.html

[countryboy]

http://abcnews.go.com/US/pulse-night...ry?id=51613661



A Florida police officer who was hailed a hero for swiftly rescuing a victim in the Pulse nightclub shooting last year will be dismissed from the force at the end of the month.

Omar Delgado was among the first officers to respond to the attack at the gay nightclub in Orlando on June 12, 2016. The Eatonville police officer was credited with pulling victim Angel Colon to safety after gunman Omar Mateen opened fire on clubgoers, killing 49 people.
Colon, who was shot multiple times, told ABC News in an interview last year that he would have "bled to death" if not for the officer who rescued him roughly 25 minutes after gunfire erupted, allowing him to get life-saving treatment.
Delgado told ABC affiliate WFTV in Orlando that he has been on light duty since the massacre because he suffers from post-traumatic stress disorder. Delgado said his department has deemed him unfit for duty and he was told Monday that his last day on the job would be Dec. 31, six months before he qualifies for his pension from the town.
He has been a member of the Eatonville Police Department for over nine years.

Wait, libs like the police now? I can't keep up, you people flop around like a fish out of water.

[Superfreak]

florida red state district

Once again DESH LIES!

[TTQ64]

Capitalism is the extraordinary belief that the nastiest of men for the nastiest of motives will somehow work for the benefit of all.-John Maynard Keynes

[CFM]

Wait, libs like the police now? I can't keep up, you people flop around like a fish out of water.

It's not about what he does. It's about them supporting someone getting something for which they haven't met the qualifications of doing so. It's the mentality of it's close enough.

[Troll]

Too bad he didn't shoot a couple of unarmed black suspects - they would have given him a medal.

[CFM]

Too bad he didn't shoot a couple of unarmed black suspects - they would have given him a medal.

Too bad you prove to be gutless by posting as a sock.

[Phantasmal]

Wait, libs like the police now? I can't keep up, you people flop around like a fish out of water.

Liberals have always supported police, we would just like to see those that commit crimes prosecuted for them. It is sad you have to misrepresent the position we take on this issue.

[Troll]

I am more of a pair of fishnet stockings. Who da fuck are you, the village retard?

[CFM]

Liberals have always supported police, we would just like to see those that commit crimes prosecuted for them. It is sad you have to misrepresent the position we take on this issue.

The problem is you automatically assume that any action they take you don't like is a crime.

[countryboy]

Liberals have always supported police...

Until you didn't.