Former deputy sues St. Louis sheriff over statement

‘He was caught in a lie’; Former deputy sues St Louis Sheriff Montgomery after sheriff claims he made him a roll dice for his team’s safety
A former St. Louis City sheriff’s deputy filed a lawsuit Monday, claiming Sheriff Alfred Montgomery defamed him in a recent statement in which Montgomery said he made the deputy roll dice for his job for the safety of his staff.
St. Louis sheriff sued by former deputy over dice roll
A former deputy of the City of St. Louis Sheriff’s Office has filed a lawsuit against Sheriff Alfred Montgomery on Monday, alleging the sheriff made false statements about the deputy’s termination online.
Fired deputy is suing St. Louis sheriff for defamation
The lawsuit is apparently a response to a statement sent out by Sheriff Alfred Montgomery over the weekend. JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon: 'I'm not against work from home, I'm against where it doesn't work' The richest wrestler in America isn't The Rock,
St. Louis Sheriff Alfred Montgomery sued by former deputy over 'golden dice' roll
Former Deputy Tony Kirchner is suing Sheriff Alfred Montgomery for defamation over statements made by Montgomery on twitter and the neighborhood app next door.
Former deputy sues St. Louis sheriff
A former St. Louis sheriff’s deputy is suing Sheriff Alfred Montgomery. READ: St. Louis sheriff rolls dice to decide deputy’s fate We will not stand idly by and allow Montgomery to make false statements about our client without repercussions,
St. Louis sheriff sued after nearly three months on the job
In a statement, Tony Kirchner's attorney said Montgomery was caught lying about the incident and the statement was a an "utterly ridiculous and stupid excuse."
Audio recordings reveal St. Louis sheriff made deputy roll golden dice to save his job
Former deputy Tony Kirchner was forced to gamble for his badge amid accusations of campaigning in uniform as First Ward election tensions escalate.

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