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On Feb 9, 4:14 pm, -̮̮̃-̃ ̾●̮̮̃̾•̃̾ ™Usenet Legends ªºªandɔa®ole
<usenetlegends00...@gmail.com> wrote:
> It's unfortunate that Pomeroy Ohio will not continue to benefit from
> the wisdom of this old brave woman. She called a queer a queer, well,
> felching a mans ass IS queer behavior isn't it? What about gerbiling
> and the bug-chasers? When will they realize they will ALWAYS have
> normal, well adjusted persons who do NOT and WILL NOT for any reason
> agree with their depraved lifestyle ..b&c..
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> By AMANDA LEE MYERS and ANDREW WELSH-HUGGINS
> Associated Press
>
> CINCINNATI -- The mayor of a southeastern Ohio town has resigned over
> accusations that she repeatedly called a gay police officer "queer" in
> front of his colleagues and created a hostile work environment.
>
> Jackie Welker, council president in the Village of Pomeroy, tells The
> Associated Press that 78-year-old Mayor Mary McAngus submitted a
> letter of resignation Saturday.
>
> Police Chief Mark Proffitt told the council this week that McAngus
> referred to Officer Kyle Calendine as "queer" in front of other
> officers and dispatchers. He says that at one point she said, "I don't
> like a queer working for the village."
>
> Proffitt had warned the council that McAngus' alleged comments could
> open the village to a lawsuit.
>
> Calendine says the situation worsened in recent weeks.
>
> McAngus did not immediately return a call for comment.

Are they ignoring the fact that this officer was allegedly out of
uniform wearing short-shorts and high heels? That his allegedly limp
wrist gun draw failed marksmanship standards? That he was allegedly
placing carnations tied with rainbow ribbons under windshield wipers
instead of citations? And allegedly was singing show tunes over the
police radio?!