SECURITYPASADENA NOW
Former Police Officer Who Recanted Harassment Claim Loses Suit, Is Ordered to Pay City $40,000
A former Pasadena police officer who accused the city’s police chief of sexual harassment and later recanted the claim under oath lost her discrimination lawsuit and was ordered to pay the city $40,000 in legal fees. The case, filed in 2024, was dismissed in February, and the fee award was issued in June.
Mentioned
Related Signal
Adjacent reporting
- Trial Court Dismisses Employment Discrimination Lawsuit Brought by Former Pasadena Police Department Employee
- Seattle to pay $2.6M to settle sexual harassment claims against ex-chief
- Karen Read unleashes explosive lawsuit against state police, Canton police: court docs
- Karen Read sues the police agencies that investigated her Boston police boyfriend's death
- City manager 'begged' fired Cincinnati police chief for more officers on street as crime skyrocketed
- Hunter Biden's ex-lawyer ordered to pay $50K to former Trump aide after harassment claims crumble