says, after her complaint, she was reassigned several times to several different departments then demoted from supervisor to personal assistant. she said the harassment happened during a meeting. >> we were in a meeting. and he was standing up and i told him come on, you know, you can sit down, because he was standing up. and he placed his hand on my thigh. and when i asked him, i said, can you move your hand off my thigh? i said what are you doing? why did you do that? he said why not? so we left the meeting. i filed a complaint. >> reporter: she said the incident happened in october, 2016 >> i was unable to let it go. i was hurt, upset, i just could not continue on. >> reporter: at the time she was a supervisor in the business office at the district's veteran affairs mel center. in this fact-finding analysis,

touched her knee when he stood up. the report also indicates three other employees complained about gibson taylor's boss makes lewd comments. even so he, ultimately the va determined allegation was unsubstantiated >> it's painful to see that there are, you know, training employees this way, especially with my father being a veteran. >> reporter: in response, department of veteran affairs press secretary said we take these allegations seriously and once learning of them, we initiated an immediate investigation. while this investigation continues, the two employees are no longer working in the same area, and the employee under investigation has been directed to have no interaction with the other employee. >> despite the va press secretary's latest response and its fact-finding investigation, the va admits gibson taylor's complaints were not handled expeditiously and better communication may have prevented her from

complaints. va also admits there are concerns with the initial fact-finding effort, which is why they reopen the investigation. tisha lewis, fox 5 ocal news. montgomery county police have made two more arrests in a brutal crime. the murder of a man found decapitated and stabbed more than 100 times in wheaton regional park >> it is a suspected gang related killing but no word on an identity of the case, fox 5 paul wagner is live in wheaton tonight with more on this story. paul? >> reporter: we've got a little bit more on this story, guys. here at wheaton park is where this man was found dead inside a shallow grave here in the park. and what we learned today is that an informant told police this man was killed in the spring and led them to the body back in september. in reading that court document it jumped out that some indictment are extremely brought and

and here's a couple. according to court documents, the gang member whose took part in this murder took part in dismembering the victim, that his heart had been excised from his chest, that there was predug before the victim got here and they had decapitated and dismembered him. let me show you pictures. detectives investigating the murder arrested doris, elsmorado of wheaton and alvero rosa marino of an unconfirmed address, another man miguel lopez of rago was arrested nobody 11th, more than two months after the body being discovered in the park. court documents say an inform told police about the murder and led them to a grave in the park where they found

scene. police released photographs of his clothing in hopes of someone would recognize it. the documents say the gang spent about two weeks tries to lure the victim to the part from annapolis. the motive for the killing is not included in the evidence. but police went on the record to say it involved members of ms-13. the notorious latino gang with routes in el salvador. police gave this description of the victim. >> this victim was a hispanic adult male approximately 5'2" and 126 pounds. he had short brown hair also had a missing tooth on his lower teeth that may be visible to som someone. >> it's our experience in recent years in covering gang murders in the washington area that it's unusual for the police to go on the record and actually name the gang, we usually find out about the gang in the court documents, but montgomery county police actually put that in their press release and actually shown it today on

involved in this murder. the one man that was arrested went before a judge today, he's being held without bond, there was no mention of an ice detainer for him. the woman will go before a judge on monday. we're live me wheaton regional prk. we have an update that raised questions about the to chase policy for dc police, you may remember this instagram video showing police officers following a group of atv riders, we learned dc police have arrested the biker who filmed the video. 18-year-old nasir wallace is charged with resisting arrest and operating a dirt bike. during the pursuit, one of the officers on a bike is seen lunging and following after attempting to stop one of the bikers. dc police say they support the officer's actions and the no chase policy was not violated. let's take it outside for you. yeah, it was cooler but man, it was still a gge

matter where you went and were treated with a nice look at the sun. it gives away for another evening here in the dmv >> gwen, a little chillier than i thought it was going to be >> it is chillier but i believe we have the best sunsets ever >> i think they've been really nice lately. yes. >> what great way to start the first of december as well. can you believe it? >> it's crazy >> countdown. all right. so you know what? we've got a little bit of a mix on our seven-day forecast. satellite and radar not much as happening here and that's because we have a nice strong ridge of high pressure that's heading its way towards us, so not a lot of clouds to speak about, but we will see a few clouds once we move through into tonight. here's a look at today's highs -- pretty much on the money as far as where they should be at my, rise, 57, 55 a

thurgood marshall. that's where we'll be sticking once we get to the beginning of the week before things start to change. 53 degrees in dc, and winds are from the west northwest at six miles an hour, we got a little bit of a light northerly flow, and we'll be looking at for later on tonight in the overnight hours. and temperatures elsewhere, 49 at manassas. 48 at culpeper. we have 46 at winchester, 50 at dulles, 47 at gaithersburg, baltimore at 50 and a cool 46 at leonardtown. so your evening forecast, if you're heading out, you want to make sure you grab a sweater or at least a warm jacket. the it's going to get chilly out there. 46 by the 7:00 hour. more clouds rolling in by the time we get to 9:00 and 11 we'll be in low 40's. here's a look at the forecasting overnight. 38 winds from the north at five mines becoming partly cloudy, a pretty cold night and for the weekend, we'll see sunshine and once again, not a bad start for the month

let's hope it ends as nice as well. back to you. let's take breaking news right now. skyfox over silver springs a three car crash on georgia avenue and right around now this is not the time to see this because it will back up traffic. we know seven people involved here at least seven people were evaluated, two were taken to the hospital, one said to be in serious condition. you can see we have a couple lanes blocked on georgia avenue. it happened within last half hour or so right at the peak of the evening rush hour, if you're traveling through silver springs, expect delays, georgia avenue, three-car crash. we'll keep you posted. in the meantime, the president may be inching closer to his first legislative victory. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell said he does have the votes necessary to pass the overhaul. jeff flakes said he'll support the bill. and another republican, susan

collins of maine was on the fence, she will support the bill, now that leaders have agreed to readd a $10,000 deduction for local property taxes. that's not the only big story if become, a bombshell break through in the russia probe. former national security advisor michael flynn pleading guilty to making false statements to the fbi, while serving in the trump administration albeit less than a month. prosecutors say flynn lied about his conversations with russia's ambassador during the transition period before inauguration day. flynn is the fourth person charged in connection with the probe and the second to plead guilty. today is world aids day. when the world honors living with the december and remember those who lost their lives. >> the white house is showing support with a red ribbon, aids day started in 1988. the world health organizatio

the world's most significant public health challenges. now there are nearly 37 million people around the world living with hiv. virus was discovered in 1984. today, the newly engaged royal couple visited a youth project to raise awareness for aids. this morning, prince harry and me megan mark kel turned quite a few heads. herrara and meghen plan to tour over the next six months before the royal wedding. keeping bikers safe in the district. >> matt ackland working this story tonight. what's going on? >> reporter: guys if you take your bike to and from work in the district you'll be happy about a new crackdown by police, they're watching bike lanes closely. the story coming up. if you gotten a phone call from a numbers that similarly or close to your

>> these row bowl calls are on the rise. what's being done to curve the problem and how to protect yourself. wal-mart yanking and offensive t-shirt from that lints at link. ing journal ists, harmful or abuse contact we'll talk about that when fox 5 news at 5:00 comes back after the break plush plushhe break plush plush fl

police say they wrote about 46 citations on wednesday for people blocking bike lanes, they bike to and from work every day, blocking bike lanes is not just frustrating they can be dangerous >> and many documented the violations on social media as they beg officials to do more about this, matt ackland is live along 15th street in northwest with more and where this is part of the problem as well. hey, matt? >> reporter: sarah and jim, if you have to deal with rush hour in dc, it's a big problem, if you're in a car but these days. it's becoming a big problem if you're on a bike because so many are biking to work. this is a bike lane that the district spent millions of dollars to put in place, here's the problem. so

these bike lane as temporary parking spots. our camera shot several bike lane violators, box truck, passenger vehicle, all parked where bikes should be. but what really caught our attention were these videos put on youtube from bikers pointing out the problem. many involved construction vehicles, blocking lanes without a temporary lane to guide bikers safely around. and check out this video from jay guysland this is a parking enforcement vehicle parked in the bike lane. >> you're from the city if parked in a bike lane. you're supposed to be enforcing the law >> there will be a taxi, a right hailing vehicle or a delivery truck. >> reporter: greg billing of the washington area bicyclist association applauds dc >> we looked at the

for five months in 2016, city cited three quarters of a million drivers for illegal parking and only 2300 were for parking in a bike lane. >> reporter: there are so many riding bikes in the district. we were told today in the last decade that the number of people riding to and from works has gone up 400%. what's one of the solutions they're talking about? i'm standing on it right here. you have the traffic here, this is 15th street. and then you have the parking. cars park here and then you have this protected bike lane here. this keeps most people from parking in this lane, because it is protected. it also keeps bikes and cars from possibly colliding. many people who ride bikes in the city, even motorists, they want more of these bike lane, because they are protected. they really work as a freeway, you have to stop at the light, they move much quicker. but m

bikers by keeping the cars and the bikes away from each other. live along 15th street in northwest, matt ackland, fox 5 local news. >> thank you, matt. is this a problem familiar to all of us, your phone ring and it's an automated voice trying to rip you off. on average americans are now getting two and a half billion robocalls a month, lindsay watts explains what the government is tryinged to r to do and how you can protect yourself. >> reporter: how often do you get scam calls >> sometimes twice a day. >> you will be taken into custody by the local cops, as there are four serious allegations pressed on your name at this moment >> at least five, six times a week >> it's the irs calling you, you owe a certain amount of money >> annoying. how do you stop it >> if it seems like you're getting more, robon a and scam calls lating it's not your

>> this is the biggest issue we dealt with. i get them myself >> patrick weber is with the federal communications commission, regulators are not immunicipal. >> i get them on my own cell phone. >> reporter: you may have noticed this often the number calling you is close to your own number. it's called call spoofing. >> it's working i definitely pick it up thinking it's a family member or something >> it's just another way for these illegal scammers to get you to pick up the phone. >> reporter: if you ever wondered how it works we'll show you. i just downloaded an ap that let me call anyone i want from any number i choose. i'm going to call my photographer van pick a number at random, done and call. and it's as easy as that. >> busiest these calls are annoying. and at worst, people are getting ripped off. we asked the fcc what's being done stop this. >> we're empowering phone companies to actually block calls before they even reach a

consumer's phone. >> earlier this month, the fcc changed the rules. for the first time, phone companies can block robocalls that appear fraudulent. there's still a question of whether phone companies will charge you for the service. the fcc is also working with the phone industry to authenticate the caller id. finally the agency is cracking down on scammers who get caught >> $200 million against robocalls he. >> reporter: the fcc said this will at least help quiet down your phone. >> consumers will see a decline in their numbers of robocalls they receive >> i hope so. let's talk about ways that you can protect yourself. first of all, if you have android or an iphone you can block individual numbers. there's also an ap that blocks illegitimate r

your number son the national do not call registry. it doesn't necessarily pertain to political causes or certain charities. so you have to use a multi-pronged approach to keep yourself safe. that's a look to keep yourself safe there, sarah back to you. a man's chest tattoo leaves doctors puzzled about whether to save his life or not. the tattoo read do not re as you say at any time >> a cue cute being he want named but milk was busted trying to escape from his cage. before we head to break a message to our troops. >> my name is private first class davis out of the fort it does 213, from prince george's county, maryland, i want to shout out to my mom, dad, sister, my aunt and uncle.

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coming up next here on fox 5 news at 5:00. details involving a baltimore detective killed day before he was set to testify. >> melissa howell is following this. >> reporter: addressing the question of whether there's connection between detective shawn suiter's death and that corruption case. that story up next. lauren? melissa, the response from law enforcement failed on multiple fronts during the deadly white nationalists rally in charlottesville in the summer. that according to an independent review release dad. details coming up. a former forever 21 employee is suing the company after video of her using the bathroom surfaced on a porn site. that story next. getting bread delivered is way easier than hiring real bakers... ...who work all night and morning

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first a virginia man is under arrest in connection with an attempt rape that woodbridge. 39-year-old joshua testa is accused of trying to rape a 21 wed woman thursday morning. investigators say the pair got into an argument, then escalated and at some point, testa allegedly grabbed her knocked her to the ground and tried to remove her clothes. police say punched her in the face several times. >> dc police are looking for a suspect at a robbery in georgetown, this happened last -- wednesday just before 1:00 in the morning, in the 3,000 block of k street northwest. the suspect made it in, grabbed cash, took off, there's now a $1,000 reward for information leading to an arrest. we have an update on the deadly shooting of baltimore police detective shawn suiter police say there's no reason to believe there's any connection between the corruption case he was set t

melissa howell following the story, here with more. >> detective shawn suiter was set to appear before a federal grand jury the day after he was killed of the case he was set to testify in, broken boundaries corruption investigation which is connected to several baltimore police officers one of which was indicted just yesterday. the baltimore police department being told by the fbi in the united states attorney's office, there's no evidence connecting detective suiter's murder to that corruption investigation. take a listen. >> i understand in the complainant those two things existing at the same time and the fact that we haven't caught someone, i understand the anxiety and folk saying something doesn't jive here and i get that. in the best interest in the integrity of the investigation, i just believe it's right thing to do to ask the fbi to assume the lead on the investigation to bring that layer of credibility, that we need when we talk about this

community. this commissioner davis has only requested the fbi take over the investigation into detective suiter's death at this point. and wants to hand the case over because he says the fbi has the facts some of which his department does not have access to. commissioner said detective suiter's family is ok with the fbi taking over. the baltimore police department will continue to combs through evidence until the fbi steps in, a decision the commissioner believes they will make soon. let's call it what it is, they were white supremacists, they were nazi's. they don't stand for us. if you're full of hatred stay where you are. we don't need you here >> the hate, t

hate. silence is a choice, if you stay silent -- you have chosen the side of the oppressed. >> calling me the n word and telling me i don't belong here, i was getting beat by polls, steaks signs, i was just trying to voice my opinion. >> you heard the impact -- >> it's difficult to forget that violent clash from that summer. state police failed to protect the public

nationalist rally. >> that's the finding, lauren demarco live in the newsroom with details. >> the review of the unite the right protests largely blames the response from law enforcement for allowing the violent clash, former u.s. attorney tim conducted the review at the request of city officials r rally led to the death of heather higher. the review alleges an officer stationed in the area where she was hit asked for relief out of safety concerns, and was not replaced. it says police pulled back at the height of the clashes between white nationalists and counter protesters allowing for a free-for-all battle to take place for over an hour before redeploying in riot gear. officials are blamed for not adequately communicating or coordinating an advance, he said the incident and the city's response led to a deep dis interrupt of government in the community.

failure. protests leading up to it. failure to communicate with the community about the events and failure to protect public safety during the events. >> there was a sense we found of we got this. the department believed that they could handle this without needing to go consult and find experts. there needs to be. state police is responsible for versus what the local police and lot to be explicitly communicated. the problem is they didn't communicate. >> he said there was little attempt to prepare the officers with specialized training. they know haven't even tried on the helmet or shield there's an given for that day. sarah. . a t-shirt promoting violence against journalists has been removed. the shirt, take a look right here, says, rope tree journey of its, some

the back featured a reference to hang journal of its. it was removed. wal-mart explained the shirt was being sold by a third party vendor and it clearly violated their policy. t spring the company behind the design has been known for other offensive design, this latest highlights the ongoing problems created by technology companies that lien on software to screen out harmful or abusive content former employee of forever 21 is suing the company after a video of her using the bathroom surfaced on an adult website. employee who's being called jane dough is suing for negligence and invasion of privacy. she claims a camera was put in the bathroom at a store where she worked in providence rhode island, she said the store didn't do enough to keep unauthorized people from entering the rest room. so far, forever 21 hasn't commented on complaints. coming up new warn about the impacts of smart phones.

changing your brain. >> what's the best way to drink bourban? >> any damn way you please >> i thought it was a question for me. i was going to say on the rocks. jim bean made its own echo superior court that pores whiskey and sasss you on command >> we got cooler days coming our way, temperatures will take a bit of a dip and rise again, we're not alone, cooler air moving in from the north, more on that and also more details on that seven-day forecast for the weekend coming up after the break. after the break.

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bourban? >> any damn way you please >> if you love bourban, you might want to put this, this dekanter will answer your questions about it with a kentucky accent. these sold out in less than two hours >> you were looking for one >> i can't find one online >> maybe they will restock >> it gets to the point i'm yelling my own name across the, across the living room. >> it's a little weird >> a little bit. >> between that and alexa, there will be no oh jobs left >> put them in a room and let them rule the world >> what kind of weekend are you looking for? sunny. warm. issue >> i like where she's thinking. >> what about you? on board with that. >> i aim to please

you know what? may throw a few clouds in there, you know, what's a sunny day without a little bit of cloud cover moving in and variety? how about that? tonight starting out fairly clear but clouds will roll in a little bit and so we'll see partly cloudy skies before it's all said and done but a typical chilly night ahead bundle up if heading out, we're getting to the time of year where you need to go out way nice warm jacket or an extra sweater. clouds linger through your saturday. we've got more sunshine by the time we get to sunday, the weekend will be dry, and seasonal as far as those temperatures are concerned. then mid week, we could see a chance of showers. so we'll talk about that as well. today's highs not bad, pretty much where they should be temperature-wise, talking about seasonal averages, 57 at reagan national airport. 54 at dulles, we hit 55 at bwi be thurgood marshall, so we'll hang around for at least a few days before things start to change, in meantime, it's 53 in the nation's capitol. 50 at lt

this hour, we've got 51 at culpeper, 50 at dulles, 49 at manassas and 46 degrees at fredericksburg, same at cumberland, little bit cooler. warmer in the city, of course, a the 38 for dc and 39 at baltimore, but elsewhere, especially to the north and to the west, those temperatures are going to be flirting just below that freezing mark in the upper 20's and the low 30's, so definitely a very chilly night there. we're going to start with clearer skies before we start to see clouds rolling in, but it will be partly cloudy for tonight, ridge of high pressure end up being our major weather make once we move into the next few days or so, it will move in from the west from the ohio valley and move out by the time we get to monday night. but in the meantime. some of those clouds will still be hanging around as we move into your tomorrow before we get into some major sunshine, winds pretty calm. ending up moving in from the north, it will be on the cool side, we'll see radiational cooling for the north

northwest and forecast by the time we hit 9:00 it will be about 44, and 43 not much difference by the time we hit 11:00. ridge of high pressure in control, 40's and 50's once we get into daytime hours of saturday. a lot more sunshine on sunday, because that ridge of high pressure will be around. and then once we get into tuesday, wednesday, we'll be seeing a cold front that's going to head our way, that will set us up for a chance of showers for tuesday into wednesday, very light in nature, nothing going to be a wash-out and we'll see a bit of a southerly's flow, temperature will go up and then back down, by the end of the week it will be down right cold, be prepared for that. tomorrow temperatures into the 50's, pretty much everybody under the sunshine, and as we take a look at the weekend, putting it together for you, our high on saturday, 53 degrees, with a lot more sunshine on sunday, we warm up a few degrees, a little milder at 55 degrees. so your planner for tomorrow then if you're heading out

anywhere, 40, by midday 48. by 4:00, we'll be into about the mid 40's, 38 for tonight, mosting clear skies, chilly becoming partly cloudy into evening horns overnight and tomorrow, 53, sunshine then partly cloudy, but the wind will remain fairly light. here ap look at your fox 5 accu-weather seven-day forecast. we hit 63 on tuesday, talk about a warmup not bad then we cool down all over again. here's what we'll see that rain kicking in tuesday into wednesday before back to sunshine and some chilly temperatures by the end of the week. we'll be back after the break stay with us. stay with us.

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. change the world. kaepernick is the youngest winner, he was chosen for his controversial efforts to draw attention to police brutality and socialin justin by kneeling during the season when he was in the nfl. past recipients include magic johnson and jack nicholas. in maryland. the 4a high school football championship is set to get underway in annapolis >> brody logan is live in annapolis with more, brody? >> reporter: hey, jim, sarah, the doors haven't open, they're set to open at 6:00. i saw students lining up, they're bundling up it will be a pretty cool night here at the naval academy and last night was already a great game. the 3a state final, linganore came 19 to nothing. 28-27. 12 seconds. tonight's game lives up to that game. like you

wise high school against quint's orchard, seam two schools, you got montgomery county going up against montgomery county, that game last year, was won by 42-7, but the difference this year, dock bonner, the star quarterback for quint orchard, he wasn't out there last year, he's on this field and last last week to get to this game, smart kid. he's going to dart mouj high school, you know, he's got the brains to play quarterback and maybe pull up the upset. 41, straight wins in last two state championship games-wise is a, certifiable

going to be a good game. these two fan bases have been to games on each side. they will fill up it is hard for high schools to fill up a college stadium. another thing to work for on this wise team, you have multiple guys that are going to sign division one contracts including a db going to florida state, you have a runningback going to old dominion act lot d-one talent, maybe the redskins disappointed you last night. you don't want to be disappointed by football. come up to annapolis, watch the players on this field because there will be a lot of talents on this field, it should be another close good game looking forward to seeing that, jim and sarah, if you like football and you want to see good football after being sad last night, come on up to annapolis and check them out >> the guarantee is tonight a team who plays in maryland will win in maryland tonight. that's the important part. >> we guarantee it. w guarantee it. there will be a

tonight. you haven't seen many maryland winners lately. including the turfs, but you will tonight >> apparently high school is where the action happens, thanks, brody. a tattoo causes an ethical dilemma for doctors, more on what happened next. what happened next. getting bread delivered is way easier than hiring real bakers... ...who work all night and morning to bake fresh brioche buns. you deserve a breakfast made with respect. try the new bacon, egg, and cheese on brioche. panera. food as it should be.

in the history of people being asked how they like their eggs, we're pretty sure no one's ever said microwaved. you deserve a breakfast made with respect. try the new bacon, egg, and cheese on brioche. panera. food as it should be. . chilly night and the weekend, it will be a little bit on the cooler side but we'll have temperatures pretty much where we should be, let's take a look where things are right now. we're at 52 right now in the nation's capitol. 44 at baltimore this hour, 40 at dulles.

46 at cumberland, and 41 at culpeper. winds are light and will push in from the north once we get in a tonight, calm winds nothing to be too concerned about, we'll see the winds staying along that area as far as tomorrow, not much changes in the wind department at all. satellite and radar composite showing you we've got not much ■ going on, we'll have a ridge of high pressure that will be large and in charge, but we do expect to see clouds rolling in a little bit later tonight. so we'll see partly cloudy skies and that's the same for your saturday, we'll have a lot more sunshine though by the time we get to sunday. but still, we're going to go see at least temperatures staying where they should be. in the meantime, heading out tonight, make sure you bundle up by the 9:00 hour, we'll be about 44 degrees. 43 by 11:00. and your overnight lows expected to be into the 30's. it will be chilly out there. the exception will be areas to our north and northwest which will be even cooler. those temperatures closer to the freezing mark.

30 for winchester, 29 for culpeper. as we take a look at the fox 5 accu-weather seven-day forecast. a little bit of a roller coaster. warming up by the time we get to tuesday, but we'll also be looking at shower, be prepared. e prepared. police officer pulling a man from car engulfed in flames, police say a man was fleeing the scene from a hit-and-run when car hit a concrete barrier and burst into flames. the officers say the man refused to get out. three officers jumped in action fighting the flames and pulling the guy out. saving his life. the officers were treated and released, there's no word on a condition of that driver. miami hospital ran into a bit of an ethical problem over one man's tattoo. the 70-year-old patient arrived at the university of miami emergency room sporting a tat that said do not

he was suffering from diabetes and lung problems. turns out florida does not recognize tattoo requests so doctors began life saving measure, a short time later, that was found his official do in the resuscitate papers. but the man died a few hours later. . this is fox 5 local news at 6:00. we begin with a fox 5 exclusive, allegations of assessment and retaliation of dc's veterans affair medical center, a female supervisor reported her boss last year, the va determined her claim was unsubstantiated >> it wasn't until fox 5 reached out that the department decided to reopen that investigation. fox 5 tisha lewis joins us with the story. tisha? >> reporter: after we contacted the va about the sexual harassment compla

conducting an additional review. the woman said after her complaint he was resigned to several departments then demoted from a supervisor to a personal assistant. she said the harassment happened during a meeting. >> we were in a meeting. and he was standing up and i told him come on, you know, you can sit down, because he was standing up. and he placed his hasn't on my thigh. and when i asked him, i said, can you move your hand off my thigh? i said what are you doing? why did you do that? he said why not? so we left the meeting, i filed a complaint. >> she said the incident happened in october. 2016 >> i was unable to let it go, hurt, upset >> she was a supervisor in the business office at the district's va medical center. in the fact-finding analysis,