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The Judicial Branch has completed its investigation into Board of Police Commissioner Anthony Candido, who has been placed on administrative leave from his chief judicial marshal position in December for an alleged on the job complaint of sexual harassment. Judicial Branch spokeswoman Rhonda Hebert said Monday the investigation has been completed, but she declined to comment further.
“The Branch is now awaiting…Candido’s response to the findings. He remains on administrative leave without pay. The Branch declines further comment at this point,” Hebert said.
She said there is no timetable for when the results will be made public.
Last month Candido’s attorney Hugh Keefe, of New Haven, said it was “outrageous” Candido was placed on administrative leave for simply “hugging” a co-worker. Hebert at the time declined to respond to Keefe’s remarks.
“The Branch is now awaiting…Candido’s response to the findings. He remains on administrative leave without pay. The Branch declines further comment at this point,” Hebert said.
She said there is no timetable for when the results will be made public.
Last month Candido’s attorney Hugh Keefe, of New Haven, said it was “outrageous” Candido was placed on administrative leave for simply “hugging” a co-worker. Hebert at the time declined to respond to Keefe’s remarks.
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