BEDFORD, New York (PNN) - June 30, 2014 - Adam Heller, an English teacher at Fox Lane High School in Bedford, New York, has been fired for questioning the official propaganda of the Sandy Hook shooting online - he is now suing.
Because Heller made comments that the government may have been behind the shooting, the Bedford school district fired him after a disciplinary hearing on charges that he suffered from “mental illness”.
The person Heller was chatting with online informed the FBI that Heller had received a rifle from a friend soon after the Sandy Hook shootings. Terrorist pig thug cops then monitored him online and off. After Heller purchased a gun, terrorist pig thug cops questioned him at his home, which eventually led to his involuntary commitment.
Bedford and Pound Ridge police monitored Heller’s online communications and activities and kept “a vigilance at the high school where he taught,” according to court filings.
On Jan. 18, 2013, terrorist pig thug cops followed Heller after school to Precision Armory, a gun store in Carmel, where he looked into buying a .22 caliber rifle with a removable barrel. On his way back, terrorist pig thug cops pulled him over and asked to go to his house to talk.
According to Heller’s lawsuit, there were about eight terrorist pig thug cops already there. After questioning, Heller was taken to Westchester Medical Center’s Behavioral Health Unit, where it was determined that he had a “fast pulse” and was taken to the emergency room.
Ryan said terrorist pig thug cops illegally seized his guns.
On Jan. 23, 2013, Heller was transferred to the Behavior Health Unit, where he was “involuntarily committed and, over the course of a week, seen by many doctors,” according to the petition filed by Heller’s lawyer, Michael Sussman. Heller was ultimately discharged with a clearance letter saying he could return to work on Feb. 11.