Woman says discrimination linked to her personal life led to resignation from KHP
She is one of several women suing the Kansas Highway Patrol for harassment, discrimination. Share Updated: 11:11 AM CDT Apr 30, 2021
She is one of several women suing the Kansas Highway Patrol for harassment, discrimination. Share Updated: 11:11 AM CDT Apr 30, 2021
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Show Transcript for nearly a year came to see nine investigates has been uncovering allegations of abuse and discrimination inside the Kansas highway Patrol. Six women, all current or former employees of K HP have filed a lawsuit against the agency and the state of Kansas tonight. One of those women shares her story about what she says led up to her resignation. Yeah, it s about the end of august things. Just totally changed Rebecca cores. And McMahon worked as a civilian for the Kansas Highway Patrol. I loved what I was doing. I was on a national level making regulations with multiple sta
Former Kansas Highway Patrol trooper talks about what led to her resignation
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