Pruitt v. Howard County Sheriff's Department

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• police officers’ parody of Hogan’s Heros involving Nazi salutes, clicking heels, and utterances in German was a matter of private amusement, not public concern
• officers who parodied “Hogan’s Heroes” by uttering German words and raising their arms in Nazi-like salutes did not speak on a matter of public concern because the officers only “intended for amusement, bereft of any political content”

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