Detroit groundskeeper fired after finding loaded gun, handing it to cops

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http://www.foxnews.com/us/2012/05/15/detroit-groundskeeper-fired-after-finding-loaded-gun-handing-it-to-cops/?test=latestnews

And people wonder why some just pretend they don't see it when witnessing a criminal act.

[Thunderknuckles]

I read that one yesterday and was thinking there had to be more to the story like maybe they were looking for any ole' reason to fire the guy because he was a bad employee.
As it stands now, it makes no sense that they fired him over this. He didn't violate the rules. If anything, they should have given him a commendation.

[tailfins]

I read that one yesterday and was thinking there had to be more to the story like maybe they were looking for any ole' reason to fire the guy because he was a bad employee.
As it stands now, it makes no sense that they fired him over this. He didn't violate the rules. If anything, they should have given him a commendation.

Or finesse him out of his retirement benefits. It said he was only two years from retiring.