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City releases full report of Kaohly Her sexual harassment investigation (opens the original)
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The city released the full report Thursday of the outside investigation commissioned by the city after the police chief made claims of sexual harassment against Mayor Kaohly Her. Her’s office had previously made public a two-page summary of the report by St. Paul’s human resources director and said Her had not yet seen the full report. The report is heavily redacted — including the names of everyone interviewed by the law firm that conducted the investigation, except for Her, and other informati
Interview: Her says Henry pushed back against questions on police operations (opens the original)
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In the St. Paul mayor’s first extended public comments since the police chief filed a lawsuit against her, she said he had pushed back when she asked for information about police operations. Kaohly Her, who took office in January, has been asking questions of all city departments and Chief Axel Henry didn’t receive them well from the beginning, according to a person with knowledge of their interactions. But a police department spokesperson said Henry provides the mayor with data weekly via email
Frustrated St. Paul City Council votes to approve outside law firm for mayor in police chief’s lawsuit (opens the original)
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St. Paul City Council members said Wednesday that they were frustrated but legally obligated to appoint an outside law firm to represent Mayor Kaohly Her in a lawsuit filed against her by the police chief. The council “is operating under some pretty rigorous boundaries set by state law,” council President Rebecca Noecker said at Wednesday’s meeting. “We are statutorily required to indemnify and defend city employees unless certain conditions are met.” An analysis is required to determine whether
St. Paul City Council: Mayor, administration need to work with police (opens the original)
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The St. Paul City Council said Tuesday that the mayor and her administration need to “demonstrate that they can continue to lead the city and manage functional relationships with all departments, including SPPD, during this uncertain period and beyond.” Their statement comes after St. Paul Police Chief Axel Henry filed a lawsuit against Mayor Kaohly Her and the city last week, alleging sexual harassment and retaliation. The mayor’s office has pointed to an independent investigation, which they s
St. Paul council to vote on hiring outside attorneys, at up to $500/hour, for lawsuit against mayor (opens the original)
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The St. Paul City Council is scheduled to vote Wednesday on approving outside attorneys, at a rate not to exceed $500 per hour, to represent Mayor Kaohly Her in a lawsuit filed by the police chief against Her and the city. The city charter “provides that in any case of special or unusual circumstances, the City Council, upon the request of the City Attorney may appoint special counsel to assist in providing for the legal business of the City,” according to a city council resolution. Police Chief
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