The transit agency will now pay nearly $500,000 in damages to three police officers whose civil rights were violated on the job.
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"All transit police officers deserve to go to work each day without fear of harassment and retaliation from their supervisors and colleagues," said Assistant Attorney General Kristen Clarke. "This settlement sends a clear message that the department stands ready to protect employees who are subject to racial harassment and a hostile work environment, particularly in law enforcement agencies dedicated to serving the public.
There were also alleged incidents that included physical violence. The three officers allege McCauley once said, "If there was ever an active shooter situation I would shoot you in the head and make it appear as if the shooter did it."In response to the document, SEPTA released this statement:
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