Wilson County pays $200K to settle ex-deputy’s sex discrimination complaint
Wilson County has settled a federal sex discrimination lawsuit for $200,000. A former sheriff's deputy filed the complaint after alleging unwanted sexual advances and inappropriate contact by her supervisor while on duty.
Wilson County agreed this summer to pay a former sheriff’s deputy $200,000 to settle a federal sex discrimination complaint filed after she accused her supervisor of unwanted sexual advances and inappropriate contact while they were both on duty.
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