[Enterprise]

Not a smidgen of a scandal.

[vette6387]

“FEMA Administrator Brock Long told The Washington Post that a seven-month investigation found Corey Coleman, who led the agency’s personnel department since 2011...”

You just wonder if it’s even possible for the Trump Administration to RIF all the Obola holdovers? I also wonder if this is a Civil Service or an appointive position?

[Grampa Dave]

Not guilty because of skin color and being an Obama appointee.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/fema-official-harassed-women-hired-some-as-possible-sexual-partners-for-male-employees-agency-chief-says/2018/07/30/964da518-9403-11e8-80e1-00e80e1fdf43_story.html?Anoredirect=on&utm_term=.56e4352324b6

How many million FEMA $’s ended up in this criminal’s pockets instead of helping those need the $’s after a disaster.

[rfp1234]

Female Exploitation Management Agency.

[Paladin2]

It was an emergency.

[moovova]

“Honey, you want this job?”

[af_vet_1981]

Corey Coleman

Online records show Coleman was a senior executive who was paid an annual salary of $177,150.

In an interview, Long described a "toxic" environment in the human resources department under Coleman at FEMA headquarters. Starting in 2015, investigators said, Coleman hired many men who were friends and college fraternity brothers and women he met at bars and on online dating sites. He then promoted some of them to roles throughout the agency without going through proper federal hiring channels.

Coleman then transferred some of the women in and out of departments, some to regional offices, so his friends could try to have sexual relationships with them, according to employees' statements during interviews with investigators.

"What we uncovered was a systemic problem going back years," Long said. He said he has referred several of the cases to the Department of Homeland Security's inspector general, who oversees FEMA, to investigate possible criminal sexual assault.

"The biggest problem I may solve here may be the eradication of this cancer," Long said. "How many complaints were not heard? I've got to make sure we have a safe working environment for our employees."

Long said the problems extend beyond Coleman. The investigation is "not going to stop with him," he said

[VanShuyten]

On the local CBS news here in DC, the report was amazing. There was no word about how he’s been in charge since Obama’s first term, but they mentioned twice that the first investigated complaint was in 2017.

[Enterprise]

Also:

"Prior to joining FEMA in 2011, Coleman worked in the human resources departments of the Secret Service, federal Department of Transportation, and Federal Highway Administration."

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