St. Paul Probe Finds Mayor Kaohly Her Shared Photos, Faces 6-Figure Lawsuit
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Updated · FOX 9 Minneapolis-St. Paul · Oct 2
St. Paul Probe Finds Mayor Kaohly Her Shared Photos, Faces 6-Figure Lawsuit
3 articles · Updated · FOX 9 Minneapolis-St. Paul · Oct 2
Summary
An independent city-commissioned report found St. Paul Mayor Kaohly Her acted inappropriately with employees and shared inappropriate photographs, but stopped short of concluding she committed sexual harassment.
Police Chief Axel Henry’s lawsuit still appears strong, employment attorney Marshall Tanick said, arguing the report’s wording limits legal exposure without eliminating claims tied to the mayor’s alleged conduct.
Henry alleges Her called herself a “MILF,” commented on his genitals, touched his thigh twice, made sexual noises at a police gym and circulated doctored images placing his head on other bodies.
Tanick said St. Paul taxpayers will likely bear a high six-figure settlement and warned other city employees could file additional cases, with the dispute likely settling before year-end rather than going to trial.