Fulton Co. taxpayers are on the hook to pay nearly a million dollars in legal penalties in Commissioner Natalie Hall’s sexual harassment case. Hall was found to have sexually harassed her former chief of staff, Calvin Brock, forcing him into a sexual relationship, stalking him, and eventually firing him, according to Judge Jason Patil. Because Hall is a Fulton employee that means the county must pay her $902,487 worth of various compensatory damages. The rest of the commission voted to censure Hall back in September, but she remains on the commission while taxpayers foot the bill for her “indiscretions.” SINKING…
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