Police photo lab boss sued again for harassment

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The longtime head of the D.C. police photography lab, whose actions forced the District to pay tens of thousands of dollars over a sexual harassment complaint, has been accused in a new lawsuit of again making unwanted advances on a woman he supervised.

In graphic detail, the lawsuit filed in federal court last week accuses chief photographer William “Bill” Gresham of harassing 50-year-old Mary Gilkey even after the city settled a sexual harassment lawsuit with another employee, Tina Hall-Johnson, in 2001.

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