Little Rock fireman fired for spanking another fireman

Little Rock fireman fired for spanking another fireman - fetish or fun?

by Russ Racop

According to records filed in Pulaski County Circuit Court, Bradley "da Whipper" Tubbs was fired from his position as an engineer with the Little Rock Fire Department on October 16, 2020 after an internal investigation found he spanked firefighter Jason Fuller three times on the buttocks with a leather belt on June 25, 2020 at fire Station #21.

The termination letter given to Tubbs cited departmental violation of harassment and bullying.

Records from administrative procedures revealed that it was not the first time Tubbs had been involved in spanking incidents.

Fuller appears to have been the victim of previous episodes of harassment from his fellow firemen. In one instance he was tickled by his firehouse buddies to the point he shit his pants.

The stuff you can read in the full investigative file is incredible. It appears that LRFD like LRPD is comprised of outsiders being employed by the city.

Tubbs is being represented by former Little Rock mayor Mark Stodola. What a shit show that will be. Hope it's a zoom hearing so we can record it and share it.

Mark Stodola

We have an active AFOIA lawsuit involving the Little Rock Fire Department regarding records they refused to provide and were ordered to provide.

They have yet to follow the orders of the court and produce the records.

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