
Jackson was accused of favoritism and harassment before he resigned abruptly.
The AP obtained a copy of the investigation Friday through an open records request. The 21-page document concluded that evidence suggests Jackson displayed “favoritism, differential treatment, over-attention and perhaps even harassment” at the department he managed for nearly 13 years.
Jackson tells the AP that he denies the allegations. The 63-year-old says he had planned to retire next year and but decided now “to prevent the department and team from having to deal with this issue.”
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