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This situation does merit an oversight hearing. Laws may not have been broken, but there is clearly a culture in the mayor’s office that is not strictly professional or protective of vulnerable staff and that has to be addressed, and a corrective action plan put in place.
Yeah like fire some people and recall the mayor. the guy does nothing. the fact that he got re-elected shows how brain dead the voters are in marion county
While you’re at it DD, throw Congressman Carson into brain dead voter mix.
All you need to know about this whitewashed investigation is that no in-state, let alone in-city law firm would touch it.