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Top La. AG aide resigns after sexual harassment complaint surfaces 2 weeks 2 days 19 hours ago Thursday, March 11 2021 Mar 11, 2021 March 11, 2021 1:50 PM March 11, 2021 in News Source: WBRZ Staff Share: BATON ROUGE - A top attorney in the Louisiana Attorney General's Office resigned Thursday after a complaint revealed he discussed workers who had children out of wedlock, the likelihood jurors on trials would want to have sex with female attorneys and was concerned about the attractiveness of a colleague that made him lustful. Sources close to the matter confirmed Patrick Magee's resignation ...

Accusers who talked to the WBRZ Investigative Unit said they had to speak up after seeing what they described as a

"I did not commit, nor do I condone sexual harassment" Magee resignation letter to Landry states Courtesy of The Advocate Pat MaGee (left), now serving as the head of the criminal division for the Louisiana Attorney General's Office, after being tapped for the role by Attorney General Jeff Landry. / The Advocate and last updated 2021-03-12 11:57:38-05 The Director of Louisiana's Department of Justice’s Criminal Division resigned on Thursday following an investigation into sexual harassment complaints. Pat Magee, who is a native of Lafayette, held the position with the Attorney General'...

The Acadiana Advocate is reporting that Pat Magee has submitted his resignation. Magee is a top aide to Louisiana Attorney General Jeff Landry and earlier today a second person came forward with sexual harassment complaints, alleging that Magee "assigned women in his office to handle cases he deemed good for women." The complainant also said she and other women "styled themselves to avoid unwelcome attention from Magee." This new development comes after a separate four-page complaint was published on Monday after a judge ordered its release. There was somewhat a magnifying glass on the issue ...

Pat Magee, the high-ranking member of the Louisiana Attorney General’s Office accused of sexual harassment, has resigned, The Advocate newspaper reports.