A Brinks armored car driver in Cobb County, Georgia was pulled over and arrested for expired tags on the truck. Due to the company’s strict protocol the driver Tyrell Hall refused to open the door, telling police they could follow him to a secure location to issue the ticket.

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Update on the Brinks armored car driver that was arrested in Cobb County, Georgia for expired tags on the truck

>follows company policy to the letter >wasn’t even his mess up >still gets fired That’s fucked

The brinks driver Ty Hall is actively looking for a lawyer to fight his case

#HallVsBrinks #CivilRights #knowyourrights #dueprocess #accoutability

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Still fighting for accountability. No final paycheck, no chance to get my belongings, no proper collection of uniforms or badges, and a false investigation that made me the scapegoat. The truth matters. #Brinks