The police chief of the Port Wentworth Police Department in Georgia announced his retirement, days after Jacob Kersey received national news coverage for his resignation.
Former Officer Jacob Kersey said he was effectively forced to resign from his job after being told he could be terminated for posting his religious beliefs on social media."I would hope that this is the start of a positive change there in Port Wentworth," Kersey told Fox News Digital of the chief's retirement.
Jacob Kersey told Fox News Digital he hopes his story will encourage other people and especially Christians to stand up for their beliefs. Kersey said he hopes the department makes sure"another officer is not bullied for practicing their religious beliefs when they're off duty and that they commit to ensuring that they protect their officers' rights."Get all the stories you need-to-know from the most powerful name in news delivered first thing every morning to your inbox
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