Claim: New Hampshire cop being turfed for supporting pot legalization

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A police officer who once confronted Sen. John McCain about marijuana decriminalization is being silenced and possibly pushed out of his job with a New Hampshire police force for speaking out against marijuana prohibition, his supporters say.

Bradley Jardis, an officer with the Epping Police Department, is challenging a six-day suspension he received after reportedly getting into a heated argument with a supervisor. According to blogger David Bratzer, Jardis received the suspension after refusing an "illegal" request from his bosses to refrain from speaking to the media.

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http://rawstory.com/2009/10/claim-cop-turfed-pot-legalization/

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I am certain he is very stressed out. I can no longer do any job that requires me to do the very thing I oppose (like pass out pharmaceuticals while being employed as a nurse)...

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"New Hampshire citizen journalist Dave Ridley reports"

You mean new agencies aren't citizens or have special or super powers?