‘General Hospital’ Star Ingo Rademacher Sues ABC Over Vaccine Mandate

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's Ingo Rademacher is suing ABC over the network's vaccine mandate.

Former "General Hospital" star Ingo Rademacher has sued the soap's home network of ABC over Its vaccine mandate. The star, 50, exited the long-running daytime drama in November after refusing to comply with ABC's mandate requiring "General Hospital" employees to be vaccinated against the coronavirus, according to multiple reports.

Ingo Rademacher has chosen to pursue legal action over his firing from General Hospital.

A couple of weeks after Ingo Rademacher was pink slipped from General Hospital by ABC for not getting a Covid-19 vaccination, the actor has jabbed the Disney-owned network with a wide-ranging civil rights lawsuit on constitutional grounds.

TMZ, who obtained the lawsuit.In the paperwork, the actor claimed he asked the network for a religious exemption from getting the vaccine and sat through a 30-minute meeting to try and argue his point, but he was ultimately denied. He was fired in early November after refusing to get vaccinated, which he contests is a violation of his right to privacy under the California Constitution.

Gene Maddaus Senior Media Writer“General Hospital” star Ingo Rademacher sued ABC on Monday, arguing that the company’s COVID vaccine mandate is unconstitutional and amounts to religious discrimination.Rademacher, who played Jasper “Jax” Jacks on the soap for nearly 25 years, was fired last month after refusing to get vaccinated. According to his lawsuit, Rademacher sought a religious exemption from the mandate, which ABC rejected.Rademacher is represented by John W.

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