Police chief gets termination notice after anti-liberal rants, firing weapons on video (USA News)

Mark Kessler, the little town Pennsylvania police boss who posted movies of himself shooting immediate weapons while reviling about weapon control, has been given an end notice.

The ward committee of Gilberton, populace 750, voted 6-1 to fire him at a gathering Thursday night, said chamber administrator Daniel J. Malloy.

Kessler was suspended July 31 at a committee gathering that drew many his supporters, incorporating some unabashedly furnished, to the minor town in Schuylkill County in eastern Pennsylvania
He will stay on suspension for 10 days to give him opportunity to bid, Malloy said. He might not remark further.

"We knew it was advancing," Kessler said after the vote, CNN subsidiary WFMZ-TV reported.

Kessler's lawyer, Joseph Nahas, said he will ask for an open hearing one week from now, the subsidiary reported.

The committee blamed Kessler for abusing precinct property, dismissing his obligations and neglecting to turn over weapons to the ward, his legal advisor said.

Be that as it may Kessler said the terminating is "in light of my films."

In the movies, he rails against liberals for endeavoring to control firearm rights and Secretary of State John Kerry for supporting an arms settlement. At one focus in a movie, he challenges Kerry to come and take his firearms.