In a shocking case of what many are calling union busting, a police officer in Mason was terminated for wearing a baseball cap on a hot day, despite having a perfect record and a life-saving award. This episode delves into the details of the case and the potential motivations behind the city's actions.

The city of Mason has been under scrutiny for its treatment of police officers, and this case is just the latest example of what some are calling a pattern of behavior. A police officer, Brandon Saylor, was let go after being told he couldn't wear a baseball cap with his regular uniform, despite having a summer uniform with the same cap available. The officer's representative, Dan Hils, joins the show to discuss the case and the potential implications for the city's relationship with its police officers.

The city's actions have raised questions about the treatment of police officers and the role of representation in disciplinary hearings. Dan Hills shares his expertise on the collective bargaining agreement and the rights of police officers, and discusses the potential motivations behind the city's actions. This episode is a must-listen for anyone interested in police reform and the importance of fair treatment for public servants.

Join us as we explore this fascinating case and discuss the potential consequences for the city of Mason. Listen to the full episode to hear Dan Hils' thoughts on the case and the city's actions, and to learn more about the importance of fair treatment for police officers.