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VW Faces Lawsuit Over Gun Policy After Deputy's Termination
A Hamilton County deputy is suing Volkswagen, alleging the automaker violated state gun laws by terminating him for a firearm found in his vehicle at the Chattanooga plant.
Editorial Staff
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On March 27, 2026, a Hamilton County deputy was terminated from his position at the Volkswagen Chattanooga plant after a firearm was discovered in his vehicle.
The deputy claims that Volkswagen's actions violated state gun laws, raising questions about the company's policies regarding firearms on its premises.
This lawsuit could have implications for workplace firearm policies and employer liability in similar cases, particularly in states with permissive gun laws.