He Said He’d Arrest Gays, Now Suing NYPD For Being Rejected

“Farhan Doe” is suing to become a New York cop.

Doe deserves to be in the NYPD, despite checking the “yes” box next to the question, “Do you believe that homosexuals should be locked up,” in 2009, when he applied, said his lawyer, Jerold Levine.

When Doe — who works as an auxiliary cop in Brooklyn — applied to the Police Academy the next year, he’d softened his views, still believing homosexuality is a sin, but no longer believing gays should be arrested, Levine said.

The NYPD isn’t commenting.

By: Alan

Alan Colmes is the publisher of Liberaland.