ORR For Emails in J Max Davis Lysol Incident

Sandra Bryant
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Marie Garrett <marie.garrett@brookhavenga.gov>

Friday, May 22, 2015 10:42 AM
Megan Matteucci; Faz Gonzalez
Re: communications invoice
ThankyouMegan.Faz,pleaseprocessforpayment.
Thankyou
MarieL.Garrett
CityManager
4362PeachtreeRd
Atlanta,GA30319
4046370500
From:MeganMatteucci
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Date:Thursday,May21,2015at9:04PM
To:MarieGarrett<marie.garrett@brookhavenga.gov>,FazGonzalez<Faz.Gonzalez@brookhavenga.gov>
Subject:communicationsinvoice
MarieandFaz,
Hopeyoubotharewell.IhaveattachedtheinvoiceforthefinalworkIdidonthesprayincident.
Pleaseletmeknowifyouhaveanyquestions.
Thanks,
Megan
This email message (including any attachments) is for the sole use of the intended recipient(s) and may contain confidential and privileged information. If the
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attachments) is strictly prohibited. If you have received this message in error, please contact the sender and destroy all copies of the original message
(including attachments). The City of Brookhaven is a public entity subject to the Official Code of Georgia Annotated 501870 to 501876 concerning public
records. Email is covered under such laws and thus may be subject to disclosure.
Sandra Bryant
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Megan Matteucci
Thursday, May 21, 2015 9:04 PM
Marie Garrett; Faz Gonzalez
communications invoice
bh invoice5.docx
Marie and Faz,

Hope you both are well. I have attached the invoice for the final work I did on the spray incident.
Please let me know if you have any questions.
Thanks,
Megan
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Friday, May 15, 2015 8:40 AM
Marie Garrett; Rick Stone
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http://www.wsbtv.com/videos/news/new-details-emerge-in-firing-of-brookhaven/vDSH2B/
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Ann Marie Quill <annmarie.quill@brookhavenga.gov>

Megan Matteucci
RE: media requests
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Gotit
AnnMarieQuill
ElectronicCommunicationsManager|CityofBrookhaven,GA|4046370508|M:4042053832|BrookhavenGa.gov
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From:MeganMatteucci[mailto
Sent:Thursday,May14,20151:56PM
To:AnnMarieQuill
Cc:MarieGarrett
Subject:Re:mediarequests
AnnMariepleasehandleallmediarequeststoday.
Thanks,
Megan
SentfrommyiPhone
OnMay14,2015,at11:56AM,AnnMarieQuill<annmarie.quill@brookhavenga.gov>wrote:
Hey!
Doyouwantmetoforwardmediarequeststoyoutoday?TheonlyoneIvereceivedsofaristheone
fromEverettCatts,butIthinkyouwerecopiedonthat.
AnnMarie
AnnMarieQuill
ElectronicCommunicationsManager|CityofBrookhaven,GA|4046370508|M:4042053832|
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distribution or copying of this message (including any attachments) is strictly prohibited. If you have received this message in error,
please contact the sender and destroy all copies of the original message (including attachments). The City of Brookhaven is a public
entity subject to the Official Code of Georgia Annotated 501870 to 501876 concerning public records. Email is covered under such
laws and thus may be subject to disclosure.
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Megan Matteucci
RE: 11Alive Requesting response RE mayor sexual harassment
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Heyjustresenttoher.Thestatementmayhavegonetoageneral11aliveaddressyesterday.
AnnMarieQuill
From:MeganMatteucci[mailto:m
Sent:Thursday,May14,20151:58PM
To:Haney,Adrianne;AnnMarieQuill
Subject:Re:11AliveRequestingresponseREmayorsexualharassment
AnnMariedidyounotsendyesterday'sreleaseto11Alive?Pleasedoso.
SentfrommyiPhone
OnMay14,2015,at1:41PM,Haney,Adrianne<ahaney@wxia.gannett.com>wrote:
HeyMegan,
Justcheckingintodaytoseewhethertheinvestigationhadbeenfinishedandifareleasewasgoingto
besentout.
Thanks!
Addie
From:Haney,Adrianne
Sent:Wednesday,May13,20153:24PM
To:
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Cc:FaceyPalmer,Erika;Browning,Kerry
Subject:11AliveRequestingresponseREmayorsexualharassment
Megan,
This is Addie with 11Alive News. I just called and left a message, but theres been a development. We
just got the below press release from the Mayor himself and we want to see if you can give us a written
response to it. Please give me a call at 404-873-9114 or reply all to this email. Thanks.
Addie
CITYOFBROOKHAVEN
PRESSRELEASE
May14,2015.Today,theAtlantaJournalConstitutionreported,thataspokespersonfortheCitystated
thatanemployeehasaccusedtheMayorofsexualharassmentandthatthecityattorneywas
investigatingasexualharassmentclaim.Thisstatementisinerror.CityAttorney,TomKurrie,relayedto
theAJCreporterthatthespokespersonhadnotspokentohimpriortomakingthestatement.Mr.Kurrie
toldthereporter,ThereisnoinvestigationofsexualharassmentbeingconductedbytheCityof
Brookhaven.Furthermore,therehasbeennoclaimorcomplaintfiledbyanyone,employeeor
otherwise,allegingsexualharassmentbytheMayor.
AddieHaney
11Alive|WXIA
HelpDeskProducer
ahaney@11alive.gannette.com
4048739114
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Sandra Bryant
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Megan Matteucci
Re: 11Alive Requesting response RE mayor sexual harassment
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Ok,Illletherknow.
Thankyou
MarieL.Garrett
CityManager
4362PeachtreeRd
Atlanta,GA30319
4046370500
From:MeganMatteucci
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To:MarieGarrett<marie.garrett@brookhavenga.gov>
Subject:Fwd:11AliveRequestingresponseREmayorsexualharassment
Lookslike11Alivedidn'tgetyesterday'spressrelease.NotsureifAnnMariehasallofthemediaonherlist...
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From:MeganMatteucci<m
Date:May14,2015at1:56:32PMEDT
To:AnnMarieQuill<annmarie.quill@brookhavenga.gov>
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From:"Haney,Adrianne"<ahaney@wxia.gannett.com>
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Subject:RE:11AliveRequestingresponseREmayorsexualharassment
HeyMegan,
Justcheckingintodaytoseewhethertheinvestigationhadbeenfinishedandifa
releasewasgoingtobesentout.
Thanks!
Addie
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From:Haney,Adrianne
To:
Megan,
This is Addie with 11Alive News. I just called and left a message, but theres been a
development. We just got the below press release from the Mayor himself and we want to
see if you can give us a written response to it. Please give me a call at 404-873-9114 or
reply all to this email. Thanks.
Addie
CITYOFBROOKHAVEN
PRESSRELEASE
May14,2015.Today,theAtlantaJournalConstitutionreported,thataspokesperson
fortheCitystatedthatanemployeehasaccusedtheMayorofsexualharassmentand
thatthecityattorneywasinvestigatingasexualharassmentclaim.Thisstatementisin
error.CityAttorney,TomKurrie,relayedtotheAJCreporterthatthespokespersonhad
notspokentohimpriortomakingthestatement.Mr.Kurrietoldthereporter,Thereis
noinvestigationofsexualharassmentbeingconductedbytheCityofBrookhaven.
Furthermore,therehasbeennoclaimorcomplaintfiledbyanyone,employeeor
AddieHaney
11Alive|WXIA
HelpDeskProducer
4048739114
Sandra Bryant
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Megan Matteucci <

Marie Garrett
Fwd: 11Alive Requesting response RE mayor sexual harassment
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Lookslike11Alivedidn'tgetyesterday'spressrelease.NotsureifAnnMariehasallofthemediaonherlist...
SentfrommyiPhone
From:MeganMatteucci<m
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SentfrommyiPhone
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HeyMegan,
Justcheckingintodaytoseewhethertheinvestigationhadbeenfinishedandifa
releasewasgoingtobesentout.
Thanks!
Addie
From:Haney,Adrianne
To:
'
Megan,
This is Addie with 11Alive News. I just called and left a message, but theres been a
development. We just got the below press release from the Mayor himself and we want to
see if you can give us a written response to it. Please give me a call at 404-873-9114 or
reply all to this email. Thanks.
Addie
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CITYOFBROOKHAVEN
PRESSRELEASE
May14,2015.Today,theAtlantaJournalConstitutionreported,thataspokesperson
fortheCitystatedthatanemployeehasaccusedtheMayorofsexualharassmentand
thatthecityattorneywasinvestigatingasexualharassmentclaim.Thisstatementisin
error.CityAttorney,TomKurrie,relayedtotheAJCreporterthatthespokespersonhad
notspokentohimpriortomakingthestatement.Mr.Kurrietoldthereporter,Thereis
noinvestigationofsexualharassmentbeingconductedbytheCityofBrookhaven.
Furthermore,therehasbeennoclaimorcomplaintfiledbyanyone,employeeor
AddieHaney
11Alive|WXIA
HelpDeskProducer
4048739114
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Sandra Bryant
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Megan Matteucci <

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Haney, Adrianne; Ann Marie Quill
Re: 11Alive Requesting response RE mayor sexual harassment
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AnnMariedidyounotsendyesterday'sreleaseto11Alive?Pleasedoso.
SentfrommyiPhone
OnMay14,2015,at1:41PM,Haney,Adrianne<ahaney@wxia.gannett.com>wrote:
HeyMegan,
besentout.
Thanks!
Addie
From:Haney,Adrianne
To:
Megan,
Addie
CITYOFBROOKHAVEN
PRESSRELEASE
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AddieHaney
11Alive|WXIA
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Sandra Bryant
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Megan Matteucci; Ann Marie Quill
Re: media requests
AnnMarie:
PleasebesureIamcopiedonallmediarequests.
Thankyou
MarieL.Garrett
CityManager
4362PeachtreeRd
Atlanta,GA30319
4046370500
From:MeganMatteucci<
>
Cc:MarieGarrett<marie.garrett@brookhavenga.gov>
Subject:Re:mediarequests
Thanks,
Megan
SentfrommyiPhone
Hey!
AnnMarie
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Sandra Bryant
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HeyMegan,
besentout.
Thanks!
Addie
From:Haney,Adrianne
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Megan,
Addie
CITYOFBROOKHAVEN
PRESSRELEASE
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AddieHaney
11Alive|WXIA
HelpDeskProducer
4048739114
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Sandra Bryant
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Ann Marie Quill
Marie Garrett
Re: media requests
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Thanks,
Megan
SentfrommyiPhone
Hey!
AnnMarie
AnnMarieQuill
BrookhavenGa.gov
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Sandra Bryant
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Thursday, May 14, 2015 11:56 AM
Megan Matteucci
media requests
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Hey!
Doyouwantmetoforwardmediarequeststoyoutoday?TheonlyoneIvereceivedsofaristheonefromEverettCatts,
butIthinkyouwerecopiedonthat.
AnnMarie
AnnMarieQuill
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Sandra Bryant
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Megan Matteucci <

Wednesday, May 13, 2015 8:20 PM
Ann Marie Quill
Re: Brookhaven mayor
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Thankyou
SentfrommyiPhone
OnMay13,2015,at7:51PM,AnnMarieQuill<annmarie.quill@brookhavenga.gov>wrote:
Ijustforwardedthestatementtohimtomakesurehegotit
OnMay13,2015,at6:54PM,MeganMatteucci<m
>wrote:
SentfrommyiPhone
From:"Catts,Everett"<ECatts@mdjonline.com>
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Subject:FW:Brookhavenmayor
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Megan,
IsawtheAJC'sarticleontheallegationsmadeagainstBrookhaven
mayorJ.MaxDavis:http://www.ajc.com/news/news/local/brookhaven
mayoraccusedof
harassment/nmFph/?ecmp=ajc social twitter 2014 sfp.
Iamworkingonmyownarticleandhavetwoquestions:
First,iseverythingintheAJC'sarticleaccurate?
Second,isthereanythingelseyoucantellmeaboutthecase?Iwill
understandifyoucan'tbasedonitsnature.
Thanks.
Everett Catts
News Editor
Northside/Sandy Springs/Vinings Neighbor
5290 Roswell Rd., Suite M
Sandy Springs, GA 30342
(404) 256-3100, ext. 720
(770) 795-3074 (direct)
(404) 256-3292 (fax)
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Sandra Bryant
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Megan Matteucci
Marie Garrett
Re: Brookhaven mayor
Ijustforwardedthestatementtohimtomakesurehegotit
OnMay13,2015,at6:54PM,MeganMatteucci<mlmatteucci@gmail.com>wrote:
SentfrommyiPhone
To:"mlmatteucci@gmail.com"<mlmatteucci@gmail.com>
Megan,
IsawtheAJC'sarticleontheallegationsmadeagainstBrookhavenmayorJ.MaxDavis:
http://www.ajc.com/news/news/local/brookhavenmayoraccusedof
Second,isthereanythingelseyoucantellmeaboutthecase?Iwillunderstandifyou
can'tbasedonitsnature.
Thanks.
Everett Catts
News Editor
(404) 256-3100, ext. 720
(770) 795-3074 (direct)
(404) 256-3292 (fax)
Follow the Neighbor on Twitter: www.twitter.com/NorthsideNbr
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Sandra Bryant
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Megan Matteucci <

Ann Marie Quill
Marie Garrett
Fwd: Brookhaven mayor
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SentfrommyiPhone
To:
Megan,
IsawtheAJC'sarticleontheallegationsmadeagainstBrookhavenmayorJ.MaxDavis:
http://www.ajc.com/news/news/local/brookhavenmayoraccusedof
Second,isthereanythingelseyoucantellmeaboutthecase?Iwillunderstandifyoucan'tbasedonits
nature.
Thanks.
Everett Catts
News Editor
(404) 256-3100, ext. 720
(770) 795-3074 (direct)
(404) 256-3292 (fax)
Follow the Neighbor on Twitter: www.twitter.com/NorthsideNbr
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Sandra Bryant
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Megan Matteucci
RE: Statement
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Herestherevised:(theyveaskedmetogoaheadandsendtomedia)
May13,2015
Atthedirectionofthecitymanager,thecityattorneyonMarch17,2015,commencedtheinvestigationofanincident
whereanaerosolcanwassprayedinthevicinityoftwocityemployeesbythemayor.Afterinterviewingthetwo
employees,themayor,thecitymanagerandthehumanresourcesdirector,Mr.Kurriehasconcludedthattherewasno
intentionalconductthatrosetothelevelofharassmentofanytype.Neitheroftheemployeesinvolvedclaimedor
inferredthatthisincidentinvolvingthemayorwassexualorharassinginnature.MayorDavissaid,Ihavespokenwith
bothemployeespresentandtheyhaveacceptedthesincereapologythatIoffered.Theactionwasinnocentandwas
notintendedtobringdiscomfort.
Mr.KurriealsosaidthatThereisnotpresentlynorwasthereanyinvestigationofsexualharassmentbeingconducted
bytheCityofBrookhaven.Furthermore,therehasbeennoclaimorcomplaintfiledbyanyone,employeeorotherwise,
allegingsexualharassmentbytheMayor.
AnnMarieQuill
From:MeganMatteucci[mailto:m
To:AnnMarieQuill
Subject:Re:Statement
Thanks!
SentfrommyiPhone
***justfixedatypo***
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May13,2015.Today,theAtlantaJournalConstitutionreportedthatanemployeehasaccusedtheMayor
ofsexualharassmentandthatthecityattorneywasinvestigatingasexualharassmentclaim.City
AttorneyTomKurrietoldtheAJCreporter,Thereisnoinvestigationofsexualharassmentbeing
conductedbytheCityofBrookhaven.Furthermore,therehasbeennoclaimorcomplaintfiledby
anyone,employeeorotherwise,allegingsexualharassmentbytheMayor.
Atthedirectionofthecitymanager,thecityattorneyonMarch17,2015commencedtheinvestigation
ofanincidentwhereanaerosolcanwassprayedinthevicinityoftwocityemployeesbythemayor.
Afterinterviewingthetwoemployees,themayor,thecitymanagerandthehumanresourcesdirector,
Mr.Kurriehasconcludedthattherewasnointentionalconductthatrosetothelevelofharassmentof
anytype.Neitheroftheemployeesinvolvedclaimedorinferredthatthisincidentinvolvingthemayor
wassexualorharassinginnature.MayorDavissaid,Ihavespokenwithbothemployeespresentand
theyhaveacceptedthesincereapologythatIoffered.Theactionwasinnocentandwasnotintendedto
bringdiscomfort.
AnnMarieQuill
BrookhavenGa.gov
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From:AnnMarieQuill
To:'MeganMatteucci'
Subject:Statement
Hey,Marieaskedmetosendthistoyou:
bringdiscomfort.
AnnMarieQuill
BrookhavenGa.gov
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Sandra Bryant
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Ann Marie Quill
Re: Statement
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Thanks!
SentfrommyiPhone
bringdiscomfort.
AnnMarieQuill
BrookhavenGa.gov
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From:AnnMarieQuill
To:'MeganMatteucci'
Subject:Statement
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bringdiscomfort.
AnnMarieQuill
BrookhavenGa.gov
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Sandra Bryant
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Megan Matteucci
FW: Statement
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May13,2015.Today,theAtlantaJournalConstitutionreportedthatanemployeehasaccusedtheMayorofsexual
harassmentandthatthecityattorneywasinvestigatingasexualharassmentclaim.CityAttorneyTomKurrietoldthe
AJCreporter,ThereisnoinvestigationofsexualharassmentbeingconductedbytheCityofBrookhaven.Furthermore,
therehasbeennoclaimorcomplaintfiledbyanyone,employeeorotherwise,allegingsexualharassmentbythe
Mayor.
Atthedirectionofthecitymanager,thecityattorneyonMarch17,2015commencedtheinvestigationofanincident
AnnMarieQuill
From:AnnMarieQuill
To:'MeganMatteucci'
Subject:Statement
Mayor.
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Atthedirectionofthecitymanager,thecityattorneyonMarch17,2015commencedtheinvestigationofanincident
AnnMarieQuill
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Sandra Bryant
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Megan Matteucci
Statement
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Mayor.
Asthedirectionofthecitymanager,thecityattorneyonMarch17,2015commencedtheinvestigationofanincident
AnnMarieQuill
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Sandra Bryant
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J. Max Davis; Marie Garrett
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Cc:"FaceyPalmer,Erika"<EFPALMER@wxia.gannett.com>,"Browning,Kerry"
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Megan,
Addie
CITYOFBROOKHAVEN
PRESSRELEASE
AddieHaney
11Alive|WXIA
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Sandra Bryant
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Megan Matteucci <m

Marie Garrett
Fwd: Request re: Fazellete Gonzalez
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SentfrommyiPhone
From:"Edwards,JohnR.(CMGAtlanta)"<John.Edwards@ajc.com>
Date:May13,2015at10:30:28AMEDT
To:"MeganMatteucci(
Cc:SusanHiott<susan.hiott@brookhavenga.gov>
Subject:RE:Requestre:FazelleteGonzalez
>
HiagainMegan,
IwouldliketorevisetheopenrecordsrequestIfiledlastevening.Pleaseseetheadditionaltwoitems
addedbelow.
UndertheGeorgiaOpenRecordsAct,wewishtoobtainthefollowingrecordsfromtheCityof
Brookhaven:
Thedatesofemployment,jobtitleandsalaryofemployeeFazelleteGonzalez
ThecurrentsalaryofMayorJ.MaxDavis
AnyinternalorexternalcomplaintsfiledbyMs.Gonzalezduringheremploymentwith
Brookhaven
Anywrittencommunications,includingemails,betweenMs.Gonzalezandanycitystaffor
cityofficialsinwhichsheexpresseddissatisfactionordifficultieswithherworksituation,work
environmentorinteractionswithstafforanyelectedofficialorofficials
AnywrittencomplaintofsexualharassmentagainstanyemployeebyMayorJ.MaxDavis
Anywrittencommunications,includingemails,byanycityemployeeexpressingdifficultiesin
interactingwithMayorJ.MaxDavis,orinvolvinganykindofharassmentallegationsagainst
Mr.Davis.Also,anywrittencommunicationsbyanycityemployeesdiscussingsucha
situation.
Again,ifpossible,Iwouldappreciatehavingthesedocumentsscannedelectronicallyandemailedtome.
Also,pleasenotifymeifestimatedcostsexceed$25.
Thanksforyourhelp,
Johnny R. Edwards
Staff Writer
The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
223 Perimeter Center Parkway
Atlanta, GA 30346
direct: (404) 526-7209
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E-mail: jredwards@ajc.com
Twitter:@JohnEdwardsAJC
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Sandra Bryant
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Wednesday, May 13, 2015 11:37 AM
Megan Matteucci
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Megan,
ImstartingtogetcallsaboutstoryaboutthemayorthatappearedintheAJCtoday,andwaswonderingifyouwantme
toforwardthosetoyou,ififtheresastatementIshouldjustprovide.
Justletmeknow,
Thanks,
AnnMarie
AnnMarieQuill
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Sandra Bryant
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Edwards, John R. (CMG-Atlanta) <John.Edwards@ajc.com>

Megan Matteucci (m
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Susan Hiott
RE: Request re: Fazellete Gonzalez
HiagainMegan,
IwouldliketorevisetheopenrecordsrequestIfiledlastevening.Pleaseseetheadditionaltwoitemsaddedbelow.
UndertheGeorgiaOpenRecordsAct,wewishtoobtainthefollowingrecordsfromtheCityofBrookhaven:
AnyinternalorexternalcomplaintsfiledbyMs.GonzalezduringheremploymentwithBrookhaven
Anywrittencommunications,includingemails,betweenMs.Gonzalezandanycitystafforcityofficialsin
whichsheexpresseddissatisfactionordifficultieswithherworksituation,workenvironmentorinteractions
withstafforanyelectedofficialorofficials
AnywrittencomplaintofsexualharassmentagainstanyemployeebyMayorJ.MaxDavis
Anywrittencommunications,includingemails,byanycityemployeeexpressingdifficultiesininteractingwith
MayorJ.MaxDavis,orinvolvinganykindofharassmentallegationsagainstMr.Davis.Also,anywritten
communicationsbyanycityemployeesdiscussingsuchasituation.
Again,ifpossible,Iwouldappreciatehavingthesedocumentsscannedelectronicallyandemailedtome.Also,please
notifymeifestimatedcostsexceed$25.
Thanksforyourhelp,
Johnny R. Edwards
Staff Writer
Atlanta, GA 30346
direct: (404) 526-7209
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Sandra Bryant
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Megan Matteucci <m

Tuesday, May 12, 2015 8:15 PM
Marie Garrett
Susan Hiott; Ann Marie Quill
Fwd: Request re: Fazellete Gonzalez
FYI
SentfrommyiPhone
From:"Edwards,JohnR.(CMGAtlanta)"<John.Edwards@ajc.com>
To:"MeganMatteucci(mlmatteucci@gmail.com)"<mlmatteucci@gmail.com>
Subject:Requestre:FazelleteGonzalez
HiMegan,
UndertheGeorgiaOpenRecordsAct,wewishtoobtainthefollowingrecordsfromtheCityof
Brookhaven:
AnyinternalorexternalcomplaintsfiledbyMs.Gonzalezduringheremploymentwith
Brookhaven
Anywrittencommunications,includingemails,betweenMs.Gonzalezandanycitystaffor
cityofficialsinwhichsheexpresseddissatisfactionordifficultieswithherworksituation,work
environmentorinteractionswithstafforanyelectedofficialorofficials
Ifpossible,Iwouldappreciatehavingthesedocumentsscannedelectronicallyandemailedtome.Also,
pleasenotifymeifestimatedcostsexceed$25.
Thanksforyourhelp,
Johnny R. Edwards
Staff Writer
Atlanta, GA 30346
direct: (404) 526-7209
39
Best,
Erica
Erica Byfield
Investigative Reporter
WSBTV
404-862-7021 (cell)
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Sandra Bryant
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Rick Stone <rick.stone@brookhavenga.gov>

Megan Matteucci
RE: Media
IwilldefertoMarie?
RickStone,DirectorofHumanResources
CityofBrookhaven
4362PeachtreeRoad
Atlanta,GA30319
Direct:4046370478
Main:4046370500
Fax:4046370479
Rick.Stone@brookhavenga.gov
www.brookhavenga.gov
OriginalMessage
From:MeganMatteucci[mailto
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Sent:Tuesday,May12,20152:31PM
To:MarieGarrett
Cc:RickStone
Subject:Media
TheAJCandWSBhavecontactedmeaboutthecomplaintregardingthemayorandtheRosemaryinvestigativereport.
WhatcanIsay?
SentfrommyiPhone
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Marie Garrett
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Media
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TheAJCandWSBhavecontactedmeaboutthecomplaintregardingthemayorandtheRosemaryinvestigativereport.
WhatcanIsay?
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Megan Matteucci; Faz Gonzalez
Re: communications invoice
Faz:
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editor@thebrookhavenpost.com
Statement from city
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Hey,justwantedtomakesureyoureceivedthis:
At the direction of the city manager, the city attorney on March 17, 2015, commenced the investigation of an
incident where an aerosol can was sprayed in the vicinity of two city employees by the mayor. After
interviewing the two employees, the mayor, the city manager and the human resources director, Mr. Tom
Kurrie has concluded that there was no intentional conduct that rose to the level of harassment of any type.
Neither of the employees involved claimed or inferred that this incident involving the mayor was sexual or
harassing in nature. Mayor J. Max Davis said, "I have spoken with both employees present and they have
accepted the sincere apology that I offered. The action was innocent and was not intended to bring
discomfort."
Mr. Kurrie also said that "There is not presently nor was there any investigation of sexual harassment being
conducted by the City of Brookhaven. Furthermore, there has been no claim or complaint filed by anyone,
employee or otherwise, alleging sexual harassment by the Mayor."
AnnMarieQuill
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At the direction of the city manager, the city attorney on March 17, 2015, commenced the investigation of an
incident where an aerosol can was sprayed in the vicinity of two city employees by the mayor. After
interviewing the two employees, the mayor, the city manager and the human resources director, Mr. Tom
Kurrie has concluded that there was no intentional conduct that rose to the level of harassment of any type.
Neither of the employees involved claimed or inferred that this incident involving the mayor was sexual or
harassing in nature. Mayor J. Max Davis said, "I have spoken with both employees present and they have
accepted the sincere apology that I offered. The action was innocent and was not intended to bring
discomfort."
Mr. Kurrie also said that "There is not presently nor was there any investigation of sexual harassment being
conducted by the City of Brookhaven. Furthermore, there has been no claim or complaint filed by anyone,
employee or otherwise, alleging sexual harassment by the Mayor."
AnnMarieQuill
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Brookhaven, GA, May 13, 2015 At the direction of the city manager, the city attorney on March 17, 2015, commenced the
investigation of an incident where an aerosol can was sprayed in the vicinity of two city
employees by the mayor. After interviewing the two employees, the mayor, the city
manager and the human resources director, Mr. Tom Kurrie has concluded that there was
no intentional conduct that rose to the level of harassment of any type. Neither of the
employees involved claimed or inferred that this incident involving the mayor was sexual
or harassing in nature. Mayor J. Max Davis said, "I have spoken with both employees
present and they have accepted the sincere apology that I offered. The action was
innocent and was not intended to bring discomfort."
Mr. Kurrie also said that "There is not presently nor was there any investigation of sexual
harassment being conducted by the City of Brookhaven. Furthermore, there has been no
claim or complaint filed by anyone, employee or otherwise, alleging sexual harassment by
the Mayor."
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manager and the human resources director, Mr. Tom Kurrie has concluded that there
was no intentional conduct that rose to the level of harassment of any type. Neither of the
claim or complaint filed by anyone, employee or otherwise, alleging sexual harassment
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At the direction of the city manager, the city attorney on March 17, 2015, commenced the
employees by the mayor. After interviewing the two employees, the mayor, the city manager
and the human resources director, Mr. Tom Kurrie has concluded that there was no intentional
conduct that rose to the level of harassment of any type. Neither of the employees involved
claimed or inferred that this incident involving the mayor was sexual or harassing in nature.
Mayor J. Max Davis said, "I have spoken with both employees present and they have accepted
the sincere apology that I offered. The action was innocent and was not intended to bring
discomfort."
harassment being conducted by the City of Brookhaven. Furthermore, there has been no claim
or complaint filed by anyone, employee or otherwise, alleging sexual harassment by the Mayor."
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Top Stories
1. Adoptable Georgia Dogs
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Sweet Hazel is a 9-month old female Plott Hound

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available for adoption from Athens Canine Rescue in
Athens, Ga.
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Pansy is available for adoption from Athens Canine
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Emma is a beautiful female brindle lab/hound mix.

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Georgia and American History

Delegates to the Constitutional Convention
began assembling in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
on May 14, 1787, the designated starting day.
Because a large number of delegates had not
arrived the opening of the Convention was
moved to May 25.
On May 14, 1791, George Washington
addressed the Grand Lodge of Georgia Masons
in Savannah.
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On May 14, 1804, Meriwether Lewis and William

Clark left St. Louis, Missouri to explore the
Northwest United States from the Mississippi
River to the Pacific Ocean.
One hundred fifty one years ago today, on May
14, 2014, the VMI Corps of Cadets marched 15
miles and camped overnight at Mt. Tabor, near
New Market, Virginia. The next day they would
march into history.
On the same day, the Battle of Resaca was fully
engaged in Northwest Georgia.
On Saturday, May 14, the fighting at
Resaca escalated into a full-scale battle.
Beginning at dawn, Union forces
engaged the Confederates along the
entire four-mile front. In the early
afternoon Schofield's Army of the Ohio
attacked the sharply angled center of the
Confederate line.
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The assault was badly managed and

disorganized, in part because one of
Schofield's division commanders was
drunk. As the Union attack unraveled
and became a fiasco, Johnston launched
a counterattack on Sherman's left flank.
The counterattack collapsed, however, in
the face of a determined stand by a
Union artillery battery.
In the evening Union forces pushed
forward and seized the high ground west
of Resaca, which placed the bridges
leading south from the town within
artillery range and threatened Johnston's
line of retreat.The following day
Sherman renewed his assault on the
Confederate center.
Tomorrow from 3-4 PM, Georgia Public
Broadcasting's "Political Rewind" will be live
from the Georgia Republican Party State
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Convention in Athens. The local station to tunein is WUGA 91.7 FM. If you're not already in
Athens then, you can find your local GPB radio
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I wrote yesterday that Brookhaven Mayor J. Max

Davis is likely to run for State House District 80,
which is being vacated by Mike Jacobs, who will
be appointed to the DeKalb County State Court.
Later that day, the AJC published a story about a
complaint filed by two former City of
Brookhaven employees alleging misconduct by
Davis.
Two female Brookhaven employees
accused Mayor J. Max Davis of sexual
harassment, a spokeswoman for the city
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confirmed for The Atlanta JournalConstitution.

City officials, however, disputed that
characterization of the complaint. Late
Wednesday, the city released a
statement saying Mayor J. Max Davis has
been cleared of wrongdoing.
"(City Attorney) Tom Kurrie has
concluded that there was no intentional
conduct that rose to the level of
harassment of any type," the news
release said. "Neither of the employees
involved claimed or inferred that this
incident involving the mayor was sexual
or harassing in nature."
The Brookhaven Post has more on the dispute.
In an exclusive interview, Mayor J Max
Davis told The Post, "It is unfortunate
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the term 'sexual harassment' was ever

spoken to the media. This incident was
never about that and neither of the
parties present ever claimed or made
that accusation."
Mr. Kurrie also said that "There is not
presently nor was there any investigation
of sexual harassment being conducted
by the City of Brookhaven. Furthermore,
there has been no claim or complaint
filed by anyone, employee or otherwise,
alleging sexual harassment by the
Mayor."
[The city released the following
statement:]
At the direction of the city manager, the

city attorney on March 17, 2015,
commenced the investigation of an
incident where an aerosol can was
sprayed in the vicinity of two city
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employees by the mayor. After

interviewing the two employees, the
mayor, the city manager and the human
resources director, Mr. Tom Kurrie has
concluded that there was no intentional
conduct that rose to the level of
harassment of any type. Neither of the
employees involved claimed or inferred
that this incident involving the mayor
was sexual or harassing in nature. Mayor
J. Max Davis said, "I have spoken with
both employees present and they have
accepted the sincere apology that I
offered. The action was innocent and
was not intended to bring discomfort."
Whether this throws a monkey wrench into the
carefully calibrated machinations that revolve
around the fate of the Mayorship and resulting
political dominos is likely to play out in the
coming days.
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House District 155 has gained at least one

candidate, with Scott Downing of Fitzgerald
announcing he will enter the special election to
succeed State Rep. Jay Roberts. Downing served
as a Ben Hill County Commissioner, and
resigned that seat to run for State House at a
date to be announced.
A special election will be held June 16th
to fill Commissioner Downing's position.
Depending on when the state announces
their election dates, the House
representative position may also be on
the ballot.
Ben Hill County Manager Frank Feild said
they hope to be able to hold the
elections on the same day because it
would save the county money. These
elections were not budgeted for this
year, so the county has to spend extra
money.
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Unintended Consequences: Homegrown

Hope
After this year's passage by the General
Assembly of House Bill 1, "Haleigh's Hope,"
which legalizes treatment of certain medical
conditions with cannabis oil and decriminalizes
possession of the oil under strict state
regulation, we now have a criminal case
involving oil made illegally in Georgia and
allegedly used for treatment of depression,
which is not among the conditions eligible for
legal use in Georgia.
Heather Smith is taking anti-depressants
now to ease her pain after her close
friend and marijuana dealer, Bobby
Thornton, was arrested two weeks ago.
She is adamant about letting everyone
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know about the benefits of medical

marijuana.
"These prescription drugs aren't
working," Smith said. "The marijuana
was what was working and my own
doctor told me that. It doesn't give me
these side effects. It relaxes me and
calms me down."
Thornton was supplying Smith with oil
capsules and cupcakes with marijuana
baked in them. Smith says she doesn't
want Thornton to be seen as a criminal
and wants the law to change.
"The law should recognize that people
like me aren't trying to sit out here and
smoke weed all day and throw marijuana
parties and act like a bunch of hoodlums
running around," Smith said.
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Worth County Sheriff Jeff Hobby says

he's afraid his deputies may soon see
more of these types of cases.
"I'm pretty sure we're going to start
seeing more of it and people are going
to try using the medical marijuana as an
excuse but what you've got to realize is
if they're not registered with the
Department of Public Health and they
don't have the card in their pocket or
prescription from a doctor to have it
then it's illegal to possess it," Hobby
said.
State Rep. Allen Peake (R-Macon), the leading
proponent of medical marijuana legislation the
last two years spoke to his local TV station
about something not related to cannabis oil,
religious liberty.
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Rep. Allen Peake said he supports

religious freedom. But he said
lawmakers will have difficulty carving out
legislation that guarantees religious
freedom, while making sure it doesn't
open the door for discrimination against
gays and others.
"This has been a very difficult issue and
one that's tough to address," Peake said.
"I have a gay brother and I love him
dearly and will love him 'til the day he
dies, and I want to make sure that he's
never discriminated against for his
sexual orientation."
Peake said he does want legislation that
would make sure religious people aren't
required to be involved in activities that
would violate their beliefs.
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After the taping, Peake said he doesn't

support gay marriage. Marriage, he said,
should be between a man and a woman.
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Georgia GOP Convention this weekend

The Athens Banner-Herald has a rundown of
some of this weekend's highlights for the
GAGOP Convention in Athens.
Gov. Chris Christie (R-NJ), 8:30 AM
Friday, Athena Ballroom
U.S. Senator Marco Rubio (R-FL), 3 PM
U.S. Senator Ted Cruz (R-TX), 7 PM
U.S. Senator Johnny Isakson, 2 PM
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Governor Nathan Deal, 2 PM Friday,

Athena Ballroom
U.S. Senator David Perdue, 10 AM
Saturday, Athena Ballroom
This weekend, in addition to voting to re-elect
John Padgett as Chair of the GAGOP, I also plan
to cast my vote for Mansell McCord for
Treasurer of the State Party. I've known Mansell
for a number of years, as he served three terms
as Fifth Congressional District Republican Party
Chairman, a member of the State Committee for
more than ten years, and as the leader of the
Republican Leadership for Georgia program.
As far as his professional qualifications, Mansell
is an attorney with a degree in accounting and
an advanced degree in tax law, which is the
perfect set of qualifications for ensuring that
the GAGOP's funds are raised, administered,
and spent in compliance with the complicated
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and overlapping state and federal laws

governing political parties.
For whatever it's worth, the rest of my ballots
will look like this:
First Vice Chair - Michael McNeely
Second Vice Chair - Debbie McCord
Secretary - Kirk Shook
Assistant Secretary - Layla Shipman
Speaking of Athens, the local board of elections
will send letters to voters who listed a UPS store
as their residential address reminding them to
change the address on their voter registration.
The board decided Tuesday that sending
letters to the improperly registered
voters, and giving them 30 days to
respond, is preferable to moving directly
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into a legal challenge of those voters'

registrations.
The letters going out to the voters will
include a card allowing them to update
their addresses, Elections Supervisor Gail
Schrader said after the board's Tuesday
meeting.
State law gives local elections boards the
power to challenge the qualifications of
registered voters. If the Athens-Clarke
County board decides to challenge the
registrations of any of the people using
the 196 Alps Road address, hearings will
be set and the board will determine
whether the voters will be removed from
the county's voter rolls.
Elections officials guess that those
voters are using mailbox services at the
shopping center's UPS Store, and entered
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that address, rather than the required

residential address, on their voter
registration form.
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Federal Abortion Legislation

Yesterday in Washington, the House passed
federal legislation to ban most abortions after
20 weeks, according to the Wall Street Journal.
A group of lawmakers, led by Reps.
Diane Black (R., Tenn.) and Cathy
McMorris Rodgers (R., Wash.), worked
for weeks to hash out changes to win
more GOP support for the bill, which
passed 242 to 184.
Some Republicans had balked in January
over forcing rape victims to report the
assault to law-enforcement officials to
qualify for the bill's narrow exceptions
allowing an abortion.
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The bill would no longer require rape

victims to file a police report. Instead,
abortion providers would be required to
ensure victims had received counseling
or medical treatment at least 48 hours
before the abortion.
"It's a stronger bill," Ms. Black said of the
legislation, which was amended in a
Rules Committee meeting Tuesday
evening. "Rather than having a woman
prove she was raped, let's give her
medical care and counseling."
The bill also includes new provisions
requiring a second doctor be present in
cases where a fetus might be born alive
during an attempted abortion, and that
doctor would be required to provide
neonatal care.
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Rep. Charlie Dent (R., Pa.) said Tuesday

he still had some concerns with the
legislation, including its limited carveout for incest victims who are minors,
but not those who are older. The bill
would allow incest victims under the age
of 18 to have an abortion beyond the
20-week cutoff.
In the Senate, Majority Leader Mitch
McConnell (R., Ky.) has expressed
support for a 20-week abortion ban, but
hasn't indicated he would bring it to the
floor soon.
In late January, controversy over the
legislation's exceptions for cases of rape
forced GOP leaders to pull the bill. The
vote had been scheduled to coincide
with the March for Life in Washington,
and the delay was a big blow for many
antiabortion activists.
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Some in the Pro-Life movement opposed the

legislation.
Those against the bill, including
Savethe1 and Personhood Alliance
objected to the huge push by National
Right to Life, Susan B Anthony List and
Priests for Life asking pro-life advocates
to contact their congressman to support
the bill, without mentioning that the bill
had exceptions for rape and incest.
The basis of the bill is that preborn
babies at 20 weeks gestation feel pain as
they are being killed by abortion. Is
there any reason to believe that the
manner in which a child is conceived
impacts their ability to feel pain? Rape
conceived babies feel pain too. We are
developmentally the same as babies
conceive in love.
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How illogical is it to say that a baby who

can feel pain should be protected in
some cases, but not others? We have a
concept here in the United States called
equal protection under the law. This
concept usually governs the enactment
of legislation by giving a hearing to bills
to be discussed. This bill was scheduled
to be brought to the floor for a vote
without a hearing last time and it has
been scheduled without a hearing again.
Georgia Life Alliance sent out an email lauding
Georgia Congressmen who voted for the bill.
The Georgia Life Alliance Committee
applauds the following Georgia members
of the U.S. Congress for their yes vote in
support of H.R.36: Congressman Tom
Price, Representative Tom Graves,
Representative Doug Collins,
Representative Barry Loudermilk,
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Representative Buddy Carter,

Representative Austin Scott,
Representative Rick Allen, Representative
Lynn Westmoreland, and Representative
Rob Woodall. H.R. 36, known as the
"Pain-Capable Unborn Child Protection
Act" passed the U.S. House of
Representatives today with a vote of 242
yeas and 181 nays.
"The 'Pain-Capable Unborn Child
Protection Act' combines compassion
with sound scientific evidence," said
Georgia Life Alliance's Executive Director
Emily Matson. "We're grateful that nine
our Georgia's ten pro-life Congressmen
stood in support of this powerful and
rationale bill. On the other hand, we
are disappointed that Representative
Jody Hice withheld voting for this
measure which clearly moves our cause
down the field."
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Congressman Buddy Carter also sent an email

regarding his vote in favor of the bill.
"As a healthcare professional, father,
grandfather and Congressman, I strongly
believe life starts at conception. There is
overwhelming scientific evidence proving
that precious babies are capable of
feeling pain after 20 weeks and this
legislation would put a necessary end to
the excruciating abortion methods used
in late term pregnancies. On the two
year anniversary of the conviction of
Kermit Gosnell's murders performed in
his abortion clinic, I strongly urge the
Senate and President Obama to act
swiftly on this legislation to ensure
similar tragedies do not continue to
occur."
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While he heralded the importance of

today's legislation, Carter vowed to
continue his push to protect all life from
conception.
"It's time for the United States Congress
to stand up for all those who cannot
stand up for themselves and pass
permanent federal legislation that will
protect innocent lives at any stage of
gestation. The sanctity of human life
should be protected from conception
and I look forward to supporting
legislation to do so."
Carter is a cosponsor of H.R. 426, the
Sanctity of Human Life Act, which
protects life from conception.
Congressman Rick Allen issued a press release
supporting his vote for the bill.
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Allen, a cosponsor of the measure,

released the following statement after
the legislation passed the House:
"We have a responsibility to defend
innocent lives of the most vulnerable,
and that's exactly what the Pain-Capable
Unborn Child Protection Act does. This
bill protects unborn children from
abortion after five months, the point at
which they have the ability to experience
pain. I will always fight for the right to
life and am grateful the House approved
this bill to stop painful late-term
abortions, save lives, and give a voice to
those who cannot speak for themselves."
According to multiple public polls,
including surveys conducted by
Quinnipiac, Washington Post, and
Huffington Post, a majority of Americans
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support a ban on abortions after 20

weeks.
Congressman Tom Graves also issued a
statement.
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ManagerMarieGarrettsenttoHRDirectorRickStonethatdocumentedthecomplaintinvolvingtheaerosolcanorLysol
canincidentwithregardstoBrookhavensformerAssistantCityManagerandMayorDavis.
ThankyouforansweringMs.Byfieldsrequest.Pleasefindtheattachedemailincludingredactions.
Sincerely,
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City Clerk
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Re: STATEMENT FROM THE CITY OF BROOKHAVEN
Hi. Is there an update to this request? I have not received the document.
Best,
Erica
Erica Byfield
WSBTV
404-862-7021 (cell)
On May 13, 2015, at 5:44 PM, Byfield, Erica (CMG-Atlanta) <erica.byfield@wsbtv.com> wrote:
Hello.PursuanttoGeorgiasOpenRecordsAct,mayIpleasehaveacopyoftheemailCityManager
MarieGarrettsenttoHRDirectorRickStonethatdocumentedthecomplaintinvolvingtheaerosolcan
orLysolcanincidentwithregardstoBrookhavensformerAssistantCityManagerandMayorDavis.
Thanks.
Erica
EricaByfield
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WSBTV
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OF BROOKHAVEN
Brookhaven, GA, May 13, 2015 At the direction of the city manager, the city attorney on
March 17, 2015, commenced the investigation of an
incident where an aerosol can was sprayed in the vicinity
of two city employees by the mayor. After interviewing
the two employees, the mayor, the city manager and the
human resources director, Mr. Tom Kurrie has
concluded that there was no intentional conduct that
rose to the level of harassment of any type. Neither of
the employees involved claimed or inferred that this
incident involving the mayor was sexual or harassing in
nature. Mayor J. Max Davis said, "I have spoken with
both employees present and they have accepted the
sincere apology that I offered. The action was innocent
and was not intended to bring discomfort."
Mr. Kurrie also said that "There is not presently nor was
there any investigation of sexual harassment being
conducted by the City of Brookhaven. Furthermore,
there has been no claim or complaint filed by anyone,
employee or otherwise, alleging sexual harassment by
the Mayor."
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To:COBNews
Subject:Re:STATEMENTFROMTHECITYOFBROOKHAVEN
Best,
Erica
Erica Byfield
WSBTV
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Thanks.
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Byfield, Erica (CMG-Atlanta)
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Hey,Ijustforwardedyouremailtoourcityclerksofficeastheyhandlethat.
AnnMarie
AnnMarieQuill
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Erica
Erica Byfield
WSBTV
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erica.byfield@wsbtv.com
Ann Marie Quill; Susan Hiott; Rick Stone
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HelloErica,
Pleasefindattachedthedocumentyourequested.
Thankyou,
SandraBryant
DeputyCityClerk
CityofBrookhaven
4263PeachtreeRoadNE
Brookhaven,GA30319
4046370468
sandra.bryant@brookhavega.gov
From:AnnMarieQuill
To:SandraBryant
Subject:FW:STATEMENTFROMTHECITYOFBROOKHAVEN
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To:COBNews
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Erica
Erica Byfield
WSBTV
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Tuesday, May 26, 2015 9:54 AM
tom.kurrie@colemantalley.com; Schneider,
Craig (CMG-Atlanta)
Open Records Request re: Davis incident
GoodmorningMs.Hiott,
PursuanttotheGeorgiaOpenRecordsAct,thisistorespectfullyrequestaccesstoinspectandcopythefollowingpublic
records:
AllinvestigativedocumentsrelatedtoanincidentinvolvingJ.MaxDaviswhere"anaerosolcanwassprayed
inthevicinityoftwocityemployeesbythemayor,"asstatedinacitynewsrelease.
Alldocumentsandrecordsrelatedtothatincident,includingcityemails,memorandumsandvideo/audio
recordings.
Thisrequestincludes,butisnotlimitedto,allemailsorwrittencommunicationssentorreceivedbythe
followingpersons,orbetweenthefollowingpersons,regardingthisincidentandresultingmediainquiriesand
openrecordsrequests:MarieGarrett,RickStone,MeganMatteucci,J.MaxDavisandThompsonKurrie.
Thisrequestalsoincludes,butisnotlimitedto,anyinternalcommunicationsinvolvingarelatedcomplaint
withthefederalEqualEmploymentOpportunityCommission.
Thecityscurrentpolicyregardingworkplaceharassmentandsexualharassment.
Thecityscurrentpolicyregardingopenrecordsrequests.
Ifpossible,Iwouldappreciatehavingthesedocumentsscannedelectronicallyandemailedtome.Ialsoaskthat,should
timeberequiredforretrieval,theserecordsbemadeavailabletomeastheyarelocated,asopposedtowithholding
themuntilalldocumentsarecomplied.
Asyouknow,theActdoesnotrequireanagencytoimposefeesforprovidingaccesstopublicrecords,butifyour
agencyintendstodoso,weaskthattheycomplywiththetermsoftheAct.Underthelaw,anagencyshallutilizethe
mosteconomicalmeansreasonablycalculatedtoidentifyandproduceresponsive,nonexcludeddocuments..[T]he
chargeforthesearch,retrieval,orredactionofrecordsshallnotexceedtheproratedhourlysalaryofthelowestpaid
fulltimeemployeewho,inthereasonablediscretionofthecustodianoftherecords,hasthenecessaryskillandtraining
toperformtherequest;provided,however,thatnochargeshallbemadeforthefirstquarterhour.O.C.G.A.5018
71(c)(1).Inaddition,accordingtoO.C.G.A.501871(c)(2),copyingchargesarenottoexceed$0.10perpageorthe
actualcostoftheCD,DVDorothermediaifelectronicrecordsareproduced.
Iampreparedtopayreasonablesearchandretrievalfees,butpleaseprovidemewithacostestimatepriortofulfilling
thisrequest.Ifcostsareestimatedtoexceed$25,youragencyisrequiredtonotifymewithinthreebusinessdays.
O.C.G.A.501871(d).Asyouknow,advancepaymentisnotrequiredunlesscostswillexceed$500.SeeO.C.G.A.50
1871(d).
Ifmyrequestisdeniedinwholeorinpart,thelawrequiresyouragencytojustifyallredactionsbyreferencetothe
exemptionsintheAct,specifyingcodesection,subsectionandparagraph.O.C.G.A.501871(d).Thelawalsorequires
youtoreleaseallotherportionsofarecordthatcontainsexemptmaterial.O.C.G.A.501872(b).
TheGeorgiaOpenRecordsActsetscriminalandcivilpenaltiesof$1,000foranypersonorentitythatfailstocomply
withthetermsoftheAct.O.C.G.A.501874.Therefore,Iwillexpectyouragencytoproducetherequestedrecords
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withinthethreedaylimitorgivewrittenreasonswhytherecordsareunavailableinthistimeperiodandatimetablefor
theirpromptproduction.O.C.G.A.501871(b)(1)(A).
Thankyouforyourattentiontothisrequest.Pleasedonothesitatetocontactmeat4045267209or
jredwards@ajc.comifyouhaveanyquestions.
Bestregards,
Johnny R. Edwards
Staff Writer
Atlanta, GA 30346
direct: (404) 526-7209
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Sandra Bryant
From:
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To:
Cc:
Subject:
Attachments:
Susan Hiott <susan.hiott@brookhavenga.gov>

Tom Kurrie; Marie Garrett; J. Max Davis; Rick Stone
Sandra Bryant
FW: Open Records Request re: Davis incident
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PleaseseeopenrecordsrequestfromAJCnowregardingspraying.
Thankyou.
Susan D. Hiott, MMC

City Clerk
City of Brookhaven
404-637-0464
From:Edwards,JohnR.(CMGAtlanta)[mailto:John.Edwards@ajc.com]
Sent:Tuesday,May26,20159:54AM
To:SusanHiott
Cc:TomKurrie;Schneider,Craig(CMGAtlanta)
Subject:OpenRecordsRequestre:Davisincident
records:
recordings.
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1871(d).
Bestregards,
Johnny R. Edwards
Staff Writer
Atlanta, GA 30346
direct: (404) 526-7209
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Sandra Bryant
From:
Sent:
To:
Subject:
Attachments:
Rick Stone <rick.stone@brookhavenga.gov>

Susan Hiott
RE: Open Records Request re: Davis incident
image001.jpg
I would not have anything since Tom was selected to investigate the matter.
Rick Stone, Director of Human Resources
City of Brookhaven
4362 Peachtree Road
Atlanta, GA 30319
Direct: 404-637-0478
Main: 404-637-0500
Fax: 404-637-0479
Rick.Stone@brookhavenga.gov
From:SusanHiott
To:TomKurrie;MarieGarrett;J.MaxDavis;RickStone
Cc:SandraBryant
Subject:FW:OpenRecordsRequestre:Davisincident
PleaseseeopenrecordsrequestfromAJCnowregardingspraying.
Thankyou.
Susan D. Hiott, MMC

City Clerk
City of Brookhaven
404-637-0464
From:Edwards,JohnR.(CMGAtlanta)[mailto:John.Edwards@ajc.com]
To:SusanHiott
Cc:TomKurrie;Schneider,Craig(CMGAtlanta)
Subject:OpenRecordsRequestre:Davisincident
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records:
recordings.
1871(d).
Bestregards,
Johnny R. Edwards
Staff Writer
Atlanta, GA 30346
direct: (404) 526-7209
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Sandra Bryant
From:
Sent:
To:
Cc:
Subject:
Thompson Kurrie, Jr. <tom.kurrie@colemantalley.com>

Friday, May 29, 2015 4:24 PM
Edwards, John R. (CMG-Atlanta)
Susan Hiott (susan.hiott@brookhavenga.gov)
Mr.Edwards,
Weareconductingthesearchfortherecordsrequested.Weanticipatebeingablecompleteoursearchwithinone
weekandwillrespondatthattime.
Thankyou.
From: Edwards, John R. (CMG-Atlanta) [mailto:John.Edwards@ajc.com]

Sent: Tuesday, May 26, 2015 9:54 AM
To: susan.hiott@brookhavenga.gov
Cc: Thompson Kurrie, Jr.; Schneider, Craig (CMG-Atlanta)
Subject: Open Records Request re: Davis incident
records:
recordings.
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1871(d).
Bestregards,
Johnny R. Edwards
Staff Writer
Atlanta, GA 30346
direct: (404) 526-7209
76
Sandra Bryant
From:
Sent:
To:
Cc:
Subject:

Friday, May 29, 2015 5:35 PM
Thompson Kurrie, Jr.
Susan Hiott (susan.hiott@brookhavenga.gov)
Mr.Kurrie,
AsIstatedinmyrequest,Iaskthatthecityprovidetheserecordstomeassoonastheyareavailable,ratherthan
withholdingthemuntilalldocumentsarecomplied.Iwouldhopethataweekwouldnotbenecessarytolocaterecords
ofaninvestigationcompleted16daysago,ortolocatetwocitypolicies.
Regards,
Johnny R. Edwards
Staff Writer
Atlanta, GA 30346
direct: (404) 526-7209
From: Thompson Kurrie, Jr. [mailto:tom.kurrie@colemantalley.com]

Sent: Friday, May 29, 2015 4:24 PM
To: Edwards, John R. (CMG-Atlanta)
Cc: Susan Hiott (susan.hiott@brookhavenga.gov)
Subject: RE: Open Records Request re: Davis incident
Mr.Edwards,
Weareconductingthesearchfortherecordsrequested.Weanticipatebeingablecompleteoursearchwithinone
weekandwillrespondatthattime.
Thankyou.
From: Edwards, John R. (CMG-Atlanta) [mailto:John.Edwards@ajc.com]

Sent: Tuesday, May 26, 2015 9:54 AM
To: susan.hiott@brookhavenga.gov
Cc: Thompson Kurrie, Jr.; Schneider, Craig (CMG-Atlanta)
Subject: Open Records Request re: Davis incident
records:
77
recordings.
1871(d).
Bestregards,
Johnny R. Edwards
Staff Writer
Atlanta, GA 30346
direct: (404) 526-7209
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From: City of Brookhaven [mailto:news@brookhavenga.gov]

STATEMENT FROM THE CITY OF BROOKHAVEN

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City of Brookhaven | 4362 Peachtree Rd | Brookhaven | GA | 30319

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From: City of Brookhaven [mailto:news@brookhavenga.gov]

STATEMENT FROM THE CITY OF BROOKHAVEN

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To: Byfield, Erica (CMG-Atlanta)

STATEMENT FROM THE CITY OF BROOKHAVEN

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