You don't have to spend much time on social media to know that it can be a very ugly place with a lot of polarizing views and comments. But, you may want to think twice before you like, share or join the conversation because it could cost you your job.
“Much ado about nothing.” That’s how Rochester Police Captain John Sherwin described a social media storm that developed last night after a student at John Marshall High School shared a Snapchat post.
Rochester, MN (KROC AM News) - A Rochester police officer who was placed on paid leave earlier this year after posting social media messages described as “racially charged and offensive” has been suspended.
Rochester, MN ( KROC AM News) - Rochester Police Chief Roger Peterson announced Friday another person has been placed on leave as the investigation continues into one of his officers.