You are exactly right about what should happen, but I'm not so optimistic. The gun rights element of this case has been resolved in Bartlett's favor, but from here on out it's all about money. Whether Harless actually does suffer from PTSD, I expect the PD will buy everything he's selling at the December 1st disciplinary hearing. They will want to reduce the city's liability in any civil (or civil rights) cases which may ensue. In a civil case, the city will argue that they can't be held accountable for Harless' behavior if it was due to PTSD. The city needs to have that argument available should Bartlett file a civil case. I'm not saying that argument should win either, but it probably gives Canton the best chance at keeping the most money. So, perversely, they'll go easy on Harless. Crazy.