A federal judge in North Carolina says Camp Lejeune officials violated the rights of a military veteran who came to a job on base with anti-Islamic decals on his vehicle.
Jesse Nieto's decals included one that said ''ISLAM (equals) TERRORISM'' and another with a threat to defecate on the Quran. He also had a decal commemorating the 2000 bombing of the USS Cole, in which 17 crew members died, including Nieto's youngest son.
Judge: Lejeune Improperly Banned anti-Islam Decals
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