Head of Colorado’s COVID-19 response resigned following apparent sexual harassment complaint

Head of Colorado’s COVID-19 response resigned following apparent sexual harassment complaint

The head of Colorado’s COVID-19 response resigned two days after the state put him on leave this summer while it investigated an apparent sexual harassment allegation. The Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment didn’t publicly announce the departure of Scott Bookman, one of the agency’s top-ranking officials. An archived version of the department’s leadership page from July 17 listed him as senior director for public health readine…