By KAREN VELIE Paso Robles City Manager Ty Lewis filed a claim against the city seeking $2,275,000 for loss of employment and personal injury based on
Paso Robles City Manager Ty Lewis filed a claim against the city seeking $2,275,000 for loss of employment and personal injury based on alleged actions of Councilman Chris Bausch. In his Aug. 14 claim, Lewis accuses Bausch of asking a resident to fabricate an assault allegation against him.During a Nov. 6 homelessness committee meeting Michael Rivera attended as a member of the public, Lewis allegedly approached Rivera and asked him why he was there.
Rivera reported the alleged assault to the Paso Robles Police Department, which asked the San Luis Obispo County Sheriff’s Office to investigate to avoid the appearance of a conflict of interest. Following the alleged altercation, Parrish said Lewis wanted to talk to him outside about what had occurred.
Lewis went on a paid medical leave of absence on Aug. 12. He filed his personal injury claim on Aug. 14.
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