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A former state employee is fighting to get his job back with the California Department of Fish and Wildlife after the agency fired him for writing a letter of recommendation defending rocker Ted Nugent.
In 2010, Nugent got in trouble with California CDFW officials for illegally hunting deer, a charge which he pleaded no contest, lost his hunting privileges in the state and later bashed the CDFW officials who enforced the punishment.
A couple years later Nugent faced similar charges, but in Alaska. In response, Robert Simpson, a former captain with CDFW, wrote the letter — with a CDFW letterhead and as a CDFW official — defending outspoken political activist. A year later, Simpson was fired.
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