Former student files lawsuit against Cal Poly and San Luis Obispo County over his suspension due to COVID-19 measures violations

Behringer's complaint stated he refused to adhere to Cal Poly's COVID-19 emergency measures including wearing a cloth or plastic mask over his mouth and nose during class, and undergoing either COVID-19 vaccination or routine collection of genetic material for COVID-19 testing.

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