With the increase in the amount of people posting things online, and the increase in the amount of people being fired for posting those things online, you would think that people would tend to refrain from saying things related to their employer on the internet were the entire world can see. Nope. Not when it comes to six police officers from Lexington, Kentucky.
And what did they post? Well …
On the site, officers discussed their jobs, commented on arrests they had made — including the arrest that resulted in a driving-under-the-influence charge against country music singer John Michael Montgomery — and used derogatory language about gays and the mentally disabled.
I mean c’mon!? These folks are just begging to be fired. So what is the moral of this story? DO NOT POST THINGS ABOUT YOUR EMPLOYER ONLINE. EVER! Adios folks.
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