Miller said a supervisor of Baugh’s became aware of the social media post and alerted the chief, who terminated Baugh on his next shift due to the seriousness of the post.
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“Your reputation starts day one on this job,” said Miller. “(It) makes the stakes a little higher.”
Miller said Baugh was hired Dec. 6, 2017 and had been out on duty following training for about three weeks.
The fire chief said the department has a social media policy for its staff that has been in place for around six to seven years.
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