More than a day after conservative activist Charlie Kirk‘s assassination at Utah Valley University in Orem, far-right commentator Laura Loomer “exposed” a 911 emergency dispatcher for “glorifying” the close Trump ally’s death.

Hours ago, she called out Kreidel for dishonouring Kirk shortly after he was fatally shot at the Utah college. According to Loomer, Haley, who goes by ‘@HaleyKToday’ on social media, works for the Metro Nashville DEC (Department of Communications).

Following her “expose” of Kreidel, Laura took to her X account to announced that she had been notified about the 911 emergency dispatcher having been placed on unpaid administrative leave.

“These people need to be peacefully removed from society by being placed at the front of the unemployment line,” she wrote in a blistering post. “Debate time is over folks. The Left killed the one guy who was willing to still debate with kindness and grace.”

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Haley Kreidel’s social media accounts vanish

Although a simple Google search of Kreidel’s name showed her Instagram ID @haleyktoday at the top, clicking on the link led us nowhere. It has been presumed that either she deleted her account or it was simply mass-reported and Instagram had taken it down. The 911-affiliated woman’s LinkedIn profile was also nowhere to be found despite initial screenshots of the same shared online.

Comedian Terence K Williams also shared the word about Kreidel’s doing on social media. He said via Facebook, “In her job, she answers 911 calls & also dispatches police, fire, and EMS for the entirety of Davidson County in Nashville, Tennessee.”

Much like Loomer, he also called for her to be fired from her job, stating “she should not be working for the 911.”

Why is Haley Kreidel in hot water?

As per Loomer’s account, Kreidel posted a series of Instagram Stories on her social media account. One of these post included a photo of black T-shirt featuring a cartoon illustration, which pictured the exact moment Kirk was shot in the neck on September 10. The vivid visual shows a “bullet hole in Charlie Kirk’s neck with blood pouring out,” along with a text that reads, “Debate This.”

The very next story-post was that of a live article covering latest updates tied to Kirk’s case. Kreidel went on to quote Charlie’s controversial viral statement addressing gun violence in the US: “Yes, people die from gun violence. it’s tragic. But that’s the price of freedom. Unfortunately, it’s worth it to keep the Second Amendment intact.”

Haley additionally plugged the Wicked Movie Cast and Ariana Grande’s OST “No One Mourns the Wicked” on the same IG post. In other related new, the opening song from the musical film witnessed a 50% surge in stream on Spotify following the right-winger’s death, according to music charts accounts on X.

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Nashville 911 responds to employee controversy

The official X page for Metro Nashville Department of Emergency Communications @Nashville911 has since responded to the development in a statement. “We are aware of concerns that have been shared regarding a social media post and are actively looking into it,” the account tweeted on Thursday (US time). “We take this very seriously and remain focused on our no-fail mission to serve our community.”

In yet another statement shared subsequently, the official account reiterated that the authorities were “actively investigating” claims about a DEC employee’s alleged social media post about Kirk’s assassination. The page further confirmed that the person in question had been “placed on administrative leave pending the outcome of this investigation.”