Drives Cop Car Drunk To A Gun Range, Fraternal Order Of Police Defend His Actions

Jacksonville cop drives his department issued patrol car to a gun range for work training 4 hours after drinking a fifth of vodka. He's so drunk that fellow officers immediately remove his gun from him. When he takes a breathalyzer 3 hours later, he is still 4 times the legal limit to drive. He is fired, but a civil servant review board hears arguments from a fraternal order of police lawyer, who claims that firing officer Nicholas Gifford was unfair, because other officers had gotten DUI while off duty in their person cars, and they were not fired, so officer Gifford being ON DUTY and in his patrol car is no different. The board agreed and rehired the danger to society.

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