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Government

Jul. 3, 2004

Court Sets High Hurdle for Whistleblower

SAN FRANCISCO - An Anaheim police officer who claims he was hounded out of his job for reporting misconduct by other officers cannot collect a disability pension without proving he will be unable to continue in his line of work anywhere in the state, the California Supreme Court ruled Thursday.

By Peter Blumberg
Daily Journal Staff Writer
        SAN FRANCISCO - An Anaheim police officer who claims he was hounded out of his job for reporting misconduct by other officers cannot collect a disability pension without proving he will be unable to continue in his line of work anywhere in the state, the California Supreme Court ruled Thursday.
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