Former Stockton Fire Chief Petitions U.S. Supreme Court Over Alleged Religious Discrimination

[Stan]

Did former Stockton Fire Chief Ronald Hittle face religious discrimination for attending a leadership conference hosted by a Christian organization? First Liberty argues that, although Hittle attended for secular training, Stockton unfairly penalized him due to the event's religious affiliation, framing this as a case of religious bias in the workplace.

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[Gregory Matthews]

I consider this case to be problematic.  It id not cut and dried.

*  If it is true that the Chief was co-owner with the Union President, of property, there is clearly a reasonable suspicion of a conflict of interest.

*  If the Chief wanted to take several employees to attend a "training conference" on dusty time, he should have obtained permission to do so.

*  There does seem to be some appearance of possible religious discrimination.

*  In short, it seems that the City was not satisfied with his service and wanted to terminate his employment.  Perhaps that should be recognized and he may need to accept it.

[GayatfootofCross]

Stockton caught my eye

my Son was born there and i lived there

im above him vertically in the mountains above the valley

Him and His Wife bought a home there in Stockton

i call her Daughter 

lovely up here

 and down there? crimes n murders 

errr..