Cedric Mcduffie is suing Texas Medical Center for unlawful retaliation under Title VII and the Texas Commission on Human Rights Act

Galveston US Courthouse
Galveston US Courthouse
0Comments

Cedric McDuffie, a former officer at the Texas Medical Center Police Department, has filed a lawsuit against his former employer, alleging unlawful retaliation under Title VII of the Civil Rights Act and the Texas Commission on Human Rights Act. McDuffie claims he was terminated after voicing concerns about racial discrimination within the department, particularly regarding the promotion practices favoring less experienced white officers over more qualified black officers. The complaint highlights an incident where McDuffie reported these issues to Police Chief Wolter, which allegedly led to a hostile work environment and his eventual termination. Following his dismissal, McDuffie faced investigations into alleged misconduct that he claims were fabricated as retaliation for his complaints. He seeks damages for emotional distress, lost wages, and damage to his professional reputation.

Source: 425cv05119_Cedric_Mcduffie_v_Texas_Medical_Complaint_Southern_District_of_Texas.pdf



Related

Abilene Federal Courthouse

Former employee Sirvelle Cooper sues Easirent ER Travels LLC for wrongful termination and unpaid overtime

A former branch manager has filed a lawsuit against Easirent ER Travels LLC, alleging violations of federal employment laws.

Abilene Federal Courthouse

Former subcontractor sues Anchor Power Services for breach of contract and discrimination

A former subcontractor has filed a lawsuit against Anchor Power Services, Inc., alleging breach of contract, age discrimination, retaliation, and workplace safety violations.

Abilene Federal Courthouse

Former city employee alleges City of Dallas retaliated after discrimination complaint

A former City of Dallas employee has filed a lawsuit claiming retaliation after reporting workplace discrimination.

Trending

The Weekly Newsletter

Sign-up for the Weekly Newsletter from Texas Courts Daily.