Sandy Hook Connecticut State Police Spokesman Lt. "I'm The Master" Vance Fired (Video)

by Ashley Jones Guerrilla Media Network

“This was not my decision,” said Lt. Vance. “This was decided for me and I was instructed that I would take this new assignment.”

Connecticut-  A stunning example of the kind of power that We the people truly possess  has just been displayed in the state of Connecticut.  We recently have found out that Famed Sandy Hook spokesperson Lt “I’m The Master Vance” has been reassigned to be the next head traffic cop after being the CT State Police media relations commander for the past 16 yrs. When local CT news contacted the CT state police as to the reason why he was being reassigned to traffic duty, they said it wasn’t a disciplinary reason, it was just because they needed someone with his skills to be the next head traffic cop. Apparently, Lt Vance is not that happy with his reassignment.

When Lt Vance was asked by phone to elaborate on why he was being reassigned, he had this to say:  

“This was not my decision,” said Lt. Vance. “This was decided for me and I was instructed that I would take this new assignment.”

The collection of media memorabilia from every local TV station on a bookshelf in his office attests to his longevity and the respect we all have for him. He made it clear he didn’t want to leave the job. 

“I would have liked this position until my retirement, but, you know, the leaders of the department felt otherwise,” said Vance.

He says communication with the public is very important to the department he has served for more than 40 years. 

“I have a great deal of pride when I’m able to stand up and speak about the work that these people do every single day, some of it heroic beyond belief, and I’m going to miss that part of it,” said Lt. Vance.

The state police is a military organization and these kinds of transfers of top officers are no that unusual. Vance is a good soldier and taking it like a trooper.

“I’m going to move to this new assignment and I’ll do the best possible job I can until it’s time to hang up my spurs and ride off into the sunset,” he said.

The Ct State Police’s refusal to make comment to the reason why Lt Vance is now assigned to traffic duty is very telling.Could it be that Lt Vance’s new career as head traffic cop is all due because of his arrogant comments he made during a phone call (that was heard by millions of people) he had with Ashley Jones producer at The Guerrilla Media Network, and the Pete Santilli Show where he told her that he was the master after she so eloquently stated to Vance that he served her and the people of Connecticut.

When Pete Santilli of The Guerrilla Media Network, and the famed Pete Santilli Show was contacted about Lt Vance’s new reassignment to traffic duty, he had this to say:

 ”The Ct state troopers likely had their hands tied, and they had to circumvent a potential lawsuit due to violating the age discrimination act of 1967 The Age Discrimination in Employment Act of 1967 (ADEA) said Radio Talk Show Host and employment law expert Pete Santilli”

In conclusion, we can only assume what the true reason was for Vance being reassigned to traffic duty, because the dept of coverups, known as the Ct State police refuses to tell the American people the truth, just like the Sandy Hook coverup.

Lt. J. Paul Vance: “This was not my decision”

MIDDLETOWN, Conn. (WTNH) — There will be a new voice for the Connecticut State Police. Lieutenant J. Paul Vance, the media relations commander, has been abruptly reassigned to traffic. He is, without a doubt, the highest profile police officer in Connecticut, gaining national and even international attention as the face of the tragedy at Sandy Hook in 2012.

Vance has been the face and voice of the state police for the past 16 years. Some younger reporters have never known anyone else. He already had a very high profile in the state when two years ago he was frequently on every channel and network dispensing information, in the disciplined and respectful way he always had, following the tragedy at Sandy Hook, for which he has been duly praised.   

“Sandy Hook was terrible and it was very, very difficult… but a great deal of pride with all the people that pulled together and got the work done,” said Vance at his office at the Department of Public Safety Headquarters in Middletown.

Read Here: http://wtnh.com/2015/02/27/connecticut-state-police-spokesman-to-be-transferred/