And This Is the Way They "Protect and Serve"....

Here's how they "protect and serve" those they want to retaliate against for exposing the truth to the world,  for showing what  some police officers are really like behind that uniform/mask they wear.

Man Who Videotaped Alton Sterling’s Death Not Allowed Back to Work

Chris LeDay

Christopher DeLay {sic} was arrested on his job less than 24 hours after he posted the distressing video of Sterling’s death online, and was told he could not return to his work site after being jailed.

The man who videotaped the chilling death of Alton Sterling has effectively been given the ax, and, according to his lawyer, it’s because he posted Alton Sterling’s death on social media.

According to WSB-TV, Christopher LeDay was arrested less than 24 hours after he posted video of Alton Sterling being shot and killed by Baton Rouge police officers. Police came to his job at Dobbins Air Force Base in and put the cuffs on him for alleged assault and battery.

LeDay’s lawyer says that he was taken in on false charges.

“He never had a warrant for an assault,” lawyer Tiffany Simmons told the station. “My client has never had any criminal history.”

She adds, “They never showed a warrant for an assault to my client, in fact my client was held in DeKalb County Jail for at least 26 hours and they never produced a warrant.”

Simons told WSB that when police could not produce a warrant, she was then told her client was being held for unresolved traffic tickets.

After paying those tickets and trying to return to work, LeDay’s lawyer says he was turned away at the gate of the base for “security clearance issues.”

Yet, LeDay, who was just hired about six weeks ago, said his supervisor knew about the traffic tickets when he was hired.

“He should not be penalized or possibly retaliated against, he should not be embarrassed at his place of employment for doing what is right,” Simmons said.

Originally posted by:  Angela Bonner Helm on July 24, 2016