Seattle Settles Discrimination Lawsuit with Longtime Officer
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Seattle Settles with Longtime Detective Bouldin: A $750,000 Payout Ends Decades of Discrimination Claims
Seattle has agreed to pay $750,000 to settle a lawsuit from longtime police detective Denise Cookie Bouldin, who claimed decades of racial and gender discrimination during her career with the department. Bouldin, who joined the force in 1979 and became a key community figure in South Seattle, first filed a claim seeking $10 million, pointing to a hostile work environment with bias and retaliation from colleagues. The settlement calls for payment within thirty days, and Bouldin drops all related claims moving forward. Both sides now move on, with each covering their own legal costs, closing the book on years of tension in the department.
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