Those Texas cops who violently raided a new gay bar? They've all been fired.
Texas liquor board fires 2 agents and their boss over raid at Fort Worth gay bar -- latimes.com
Reporting from Fort Wayne, Ind. - The Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission said Friday it has fired the two agents, as well as their supervisor, who took part in this summer's raid of a Fort Worth gay bar that resulted in law enforcement clashing with hundreds of patrons and leaving one man hospitalized with a serious head injury.
Agent Christopher Aller, who had been with the commission for five years, and agent trainee Jason Chapman, hired April 1, were terminated as of Friday over the raid at the Rainbow Lounge.
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The firings come three weeks after the Texas liquor board released an internal affairs report finding that Aller and Chapman violated a number of policies.
The violations included taking part in an operation without approval, failing to report use of force against patrons, failure to report that a patron was injured, and disrupting business.
It's a nice change, especially since they were initially loudly praised by their boss for giving one man in the bar brain damage from beating him so hard.