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The Fort Worth Police Department admitted that an officer made inaccurate statements during an incident involving a Christian street preacher at the Trinity Pride Fest. The citation issued to the preacher was based on noise ordinance violations rather than the content of his speech. The department plans to provide additional training to officers on First Amendment protections.
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The Fort Worth Police Department admitted that an officer made inaccurate statements during an incident involving a Christian street preacher at the Trinity Pride Fest. The citation issued to the preacher was based on noise ordinance violations rather than the content of his speech. The department plans to provide additional training to officers on First Amendment protections.
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Texas police admit officer made inaccurate First Amendment remarks after preacher cited at Pride event
Fort Worth Police Department Acknowledges Officer's Inaccurate Statements During Pride Event Incident