A Lafayette Police officer and former Police Association of Lafayette #905 president has taken his challenge of department discipline over union Facebook posts to federal court.
On Tuesday, Lafayette Police Sr. Cpl. David Stanley filed a lawsuit in the U.S. District Court for the Western District of Louisiana against Lafayette Consolidated Government and current and former Lafayette police chiefs, including Monte Potier, Wayne Griffin, Thomas Glover and Scott Morgan.
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