Cincinnati Police Officers Sue City, Chief Alleging Bias Against White Lieutenants

Cincinnati police officers sue city, police chief claiming discrimination against white males

Four Cincinnati police officers are suing the City of Cincinnati and the police chief of the Cincinnati Police Department (CPD), claiming they were discriminated against for being white males.The federal lawsuit was filed on Monday and claims the four officers were denied opportunities for preferred assignments and weren't promoted because of their race and gender. The officers filing the lawsuit are Robert Wilson, Patrick Caton, Gerald Hodges a…

Cincinnati police officers sue city, chief alleging bias against White lieutenants

The officers say they were skipped over for career-enhancing assignments, with benefits like take-home cars and extra overtime opportunities.

White cops claim women, minorities get better jobs than them: Lawsuit

Four veteran Cincinnati police officers filed a lawsuit against the city and police chief alleging workplace discrimination.

White male Cincinnati police officers file discrimination lawsuit against city, chief

Chief Teresa Theetge is 'personally involved' in assignment decisions, the suit alleges