gonzo
09-07-2007, 11:43 AM
SAN FRANCISCO – A federal appeals court has decided that a police department acted within its rights when it fired an officer for operating a website featuring sexually explicit material. Ronald Dible and his wife, Megan, launched the adult site in 2000, and charged users for viewing explicit pictures and videos.
Dible was fired in 2002, when the SFPD discovered the site and claimed Dible’s conduct — though it was unrelated to his job — hurt the department's public image.
Read more at avnonline.com (http://www.avn.com/index.cfm?objectID=70F9F790-9FCA-02E4-CBFFEF28322C5D75&articleID=DCB2B93E-AC45-5CD1-74ED8B71E9624073)
Dible was fired in 2002, when the SFPD discovered the site and claimed Dible’s conduct — though it was unrelated to his job — hurt the department's public image.
Read more at avnonline.com (http://www.avn.com/index.cfm?objectID=70F9F790-9FCA-02E4-CBFFEF28322C5D75&articleID=DCB2B93E-AC45-5CD1-74ED8B71E9624073)