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Jury Awards $1.5M for Charlotte Fire Investigator Fired for Facebook Post

05/13/2017

A jury Thursday found the Charlotte Fire Department retaliated against former fire investigator Crystal Eschert for raising questions about the safety of construction work at a new office building, awarding her $1.5 million.

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