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Former Iowa state official known for his frequent workplace praise of the late rapper Tupac Shakur to file a whistleblower claim, alleging he lost his job after objecting to a pay arrangement for the governor's deputy chief of staff.
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Ousted Iowa director to file whistleblower case, lawyer says
IOWA CITY, Iowa (AP) — The ousted Iowa Department of Human Services director will pursue a wrongful termination lawsuit, alleging he was let go after objecting to a pay arrangement for the governor’s deputy chief of staff, his lawyer said Wednesday.
Jerry Foxhoven, a 67-year-old legal scholar known for his frequent workplace praise of the late rapper Tupac Shakur, will file a whistleblower claim with the State Appeal Board, his attorney Tom Duff said. That’s the first step toward pursuing a lawsuit against state government.
Foxhoven is expected to announce the action at a news conference Thursday. It’s the latest development stemming from a personnel decision that has put Gov. Kim Reynolds on the defensive and prompted inquiries by state and federal watchdogs.