ABC 7 Denver
Lance Hernandez
Feb 16, 2015
BROOMFIELD, Colo. - Jeremy McVay says he couldn't believe it when the VA in Montgomery Alabama sent him an email suggesting he reach out to homeless shelters in Colorado.
The disabled veteran, who was stationed at Langley Air Force Base during 9/11 as a ground equipment technician, moved to Broomfield in late January after his case worker signed off on a vocational education rehabilitation plan.
He started a gunsmith class last Monday at the Colorado School of Trades in Lakewood.
Shortly afterwards, the VA notified him that his plan had been cancelled.
He said they told him that because his educational plan involved guns, the caseworker’s supervisor needed to sign off on it, but no one told him that before he moved to Colorado and started taking his class.
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