PRESS RELEASE MEMORANDUM

Outpost 422 Record Preservation Inquiry Submitted to Wisconsin Equal Rights Division

June 11, 2026

SUN PRAIRIE, Wis. — Today, a record-preservation inquiry was submitted to the Wisconsin Department of Workforce Development Equal Rights Division regarding the status of a pending administrative appeal involving the termination of Bradley J. Burt by Frank Productions LLC.

The purpose of the correspondence was not to argue the merits of the appeal, but rather to preserve issues for the administrative record while the matter remains under review.

Specifically, the inquiry requested clarification regarding the status of potentially relevant security footage associated with the events leading to the November 2024 termination. The inquiry also sought information regarding whether any such footage was reviewed, preserved, deleted, overwritten, or otherwise became unavailable during the investigative process.

According to the submission, witness credibility and disputed factual allegations played a significant role in the investigative determination. As a result, the inquiry requests clarification regarding whether objective evidence was considered as part of the review.

The correspondence further requested an update concerning the current procedural status of the appeal and whether additional information is required from the complainant.

No conclusions were requested regarding the merits of the underlying case. Rather, the inquiry was submitted to ensure that questions concerning potentially relevant evidence remain preserved within the administrative record while review proceedings continue.

As part of ongoing documentation efforts, Outpost 422 will continue to maintain a public chronology of significant procedural developments involving matters related to employment discrimination, workplace accommodations, administrative review, and due-process concerns affecting veterans and disabled workers.

The public is reminded that allegations contained within administrative proceedings remain contested unless and until adjudicated by the appropriate tribunal.

Additional updates will be provided as they become available.