Robert LaMay became a hero to anti-vaxxers in October when he defied Washington State's vaccine mandate and became one of dozens of troopers to lose their job over it. Now, he's dead.
A former Washington State trooper who was fired for refusing to get the COVID vaccine—and then went viral in a video in which he told the governor to “kiss my ass”—has died after being infected with the coronavirus, a source confirmed to The Daily Beast.
From his cruiser, LaMay, 50, filmed his final signoff, saying, “This will be the last time you hear me in a state patrol car. And Jay Inslee can kiss my ass.”
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