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Moore Ingram Johnson & Steele

Firm: Moore Ingram Johnson & Steele

326 Roswell St , Marietta , Georgia 30060

Practice Areas: Divorce & Family, Employment, Criminal Defense

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“I worked with different attorneys in MIJS. I had great time working with attorneys at MIJS. Shawn G Shelton is very hard working, very professional, work...”

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What kind of case do I actually have? | Aug 9, 2026 | Sourced from Reddit
Location: Georgia. In February of 2025 I had a traumatic injury while working as law enforcement. Essentially I fought a suspect who assaulted a family member with a knife and at some point in the scuffle he stomped my ankle. I had multiple equipment failures due to the agency providing tasers they bought from unapproved resellers and the batteries were bought from a different agency. Two used pieces of equipment combined to make a useless paperweight. During this altercation I could not call for help, the cheap radios also failed, likely due to the cheap Amazon batteries they put into the radios. Broken/dislocated ankle and broken tibia. Two surgeries and lots of physical therapy. Still dealing with issues to this day. I was promoted in July of 2025 when I returned to work. I was forced to resign in December of 2025. Essentially I complained too much about equipment not functioning, as well as that the sheriff's office was breaking the law by not paying us 40 hours for going to 40 hours of training. They wanted to pay us 24 hours. This interaction was recorded. They've screwed many people out of hours at work, and force us to come in early everyday for meetings that we are not paid for. I had also called out the jail for breaking policy and not documenting when drugs were found or conducting investigations into it. These failures have inevitably led to deaths from overdoses. I also recorded the interaction where the sheriff…
My coworker told my staff I was going to shoot up the workplace because I refused to engage in a romantic/sexual relationship. | Jul 31, 2026 | Sourced from Reddit
I worked at a large retail company in their automotive department and during my time there I was approached by a coworker and we developed a friendly relationship. They consistently pushed me to be romantic with them and when I refused they told my staff I was going to come in and kill everyone. I was interrogated by my director supervisors and it was determined that the accusation was false but they refused to do anything regarding this coworker. I pushed the issue for 8 months before it reached the store manager who’s said he had heard nothing of it and offered audio/video/ and textual evidence but was refused. I was suspended and then eventually fired when I got another job after they contacted my new employer. What do I do I still have all my evidence roughly 3 hours of audio and video and a couple texts. The “investigation” was a sham, I never presented a statement, my coworkers were turned against me as retaliation, I was made to be an other and anytime I see someone from that place I shake and I remember 8 months off hell where no one was there to make what happened right. I need a good legal advocate to see if there is anything I can do to make this right. Location: Georgia

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