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Nazi salute: 34 prison guard trainees fired

Charleston, december 31 West Virginia Governor Jim Justice has fired 34 correction officer trainees who were photographed giving a Nazi salute, and he fired their instructor. He announced his decision after receiving a report from state investigators that the trainees...

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Updated At : 01:20 PM Jan 01, 2020 IST

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Charleston, december 31

West Virginia Governor Jim Justice has fired 34 correction officer trainees who were photographed giving a Nazi salute, and he fired their instructor.

He announced his decision after receiving a report from state investigators that the trainees regularly gave the Nazi salute “as a sign of respect” for their instructor. — AP

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