Car dealership pays big in sexual harassment suit

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A body-shop manager who installed video cameras behind a mirror in a bathroom at a Dundalk car dealership cost his company $100,000, according to a settlement signed Tuesday.

Norris Automotive Holdings, which did business as Norris Ford, agreed to pay $100,000 to two women who claimed they were sexually harassed while at work and then fired when they complained.

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