Devout Christian cop, 19, says he was
pressured into resigning from Georgia
PD after writing on Facebook that 'there's
no such thing as homosexual marriage'
Posted By: Imright, 1/29/2023 7:55:43 PM
A now former police officer in Georgia believes he was pressured into quitting his job because of warnings from his superiors over his views on gay marriage. Jacob Kersey, 19, resigned from the department in Port Wentworth, just a few miles outside Savannah, after refusing to remove a post on Facebook regarding gay marriage and his Christian faith. Kersey - who joined the department at a young age in part because he was inspired by how they would 'bring peace' to his 'broken home' growing up - wrote in the post: 'God designed marriage. Marriage refers to Christ and the church. That's why there's no such thing as homosexual marriage.'
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