Source: New York Post
Oakland’s top bureaucrat quit in disgrace over private messages filled with sexually suggestive comments about female colleagues — but now taxpayers may be the ones footing the bill with a $400,000 goodbye check. Former City Administrator Jestin Johnson, who resigned in May after the texts came to light, could receive a $409,737 severance package under a proposal floated by Oakland City Councilmember Ken Houston. The resolution would have directed the city to approve the payout, but Houston pulled it from this week’s meeting agenda.
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