Fairfax staffers resign amid sexual assault allegations

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Staffers for Virginia Lt. Gov. Justin Fairfax are stepping down from their posts after a second woman accused Fairfax of sexual assault, according to a new report.

Fairfax’s policy director Adele McClure and his scheduling director Julia Billingsly stepped down from their posts in the wake of a new allegation, the Richmond Times-Dispatch reports. Dave Mills, the executive director of Fairfax’s political action committee, and Courtney McCargo, a fundraiser for the committee, also have stepped down.

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