According to documents, the County of San Diego started paying for a private security company beginning in September 2021 through at least last month at a total cost of $1.9 million.
SAN DIEGO - A recent lawsuit alleging sexual assault and harassment against San Diego County Supervisor Nathan Fletcher by a former MTS employee gives a glimpse into Fletcher’s life, including a security detail paid for by taxpayers.
According to the lawsuit filed March 28 by former MTS employee Grecia Figueroa, while Fletcher was the MTS Board Chair, she says he sexually harassed and sexually assaulted her. He has denied the allegations and claims any interaction was consensual. "I'm greatly concerned with what I saw over than a million dollars,” said activist Shane Harris, who runs the People’s Association of Justice Advocates."It needs to be looked into by the county chief administrative officer and by the county board of supervisors."
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