San Mateo County executive files $10.5 million claim against embattled sheriff
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San Mateo County Executive Mike Callagy has initiated a $10.5 million defamation lawsuit against Sheriff Christina Corpus and former Chief of Staff Victor Aenlle. The lawsuit, sparked by alleged false statements claiming Callagy interfered with sheriff's operations and blocked daycare plans for deputies, highlights an ongoing conflict in the county government. An independent audit corroborated allegations of misconduct involving Corpus, including inappropriate relationships and retaliatory behavior. Callagy's attorney insists these statements have severely harmed his client's reputation, while accusations of workplace bullying and corruption exacerbate the divisions among county officials and union members.
All the false statements have individually and collectively had an impact on Mr. Callagy's reputation, said Jim Hartnett, Callagy's attorney, in an email to this news organization.
An independent audit... found basis for claims that Corpus had an inappropriate relationship with Aenlle, retaliated against employees, and used racist and homophobic slurs.
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