View source for Sexual harassment settlement for Brockton boy costs city $180K

It began with a 6-year-old city boy touching a girl in his class, and it ended up costing the city $50,000 in legal fees - plus thousands more in city insurance payouts totaling nearly a quarter-million dollars. The elementary school student, accused of sexually harassing a classmate as a first-grader in 2006, will receive a total of about $160,000 in a legal settlement reached with the city. His parents received $20,000. The boy, then 6, was suspended from the Downey Elementary School for three days after school officials accused him of sexually harassing a classmate. The principal said he had violated sexual harassment policy by touching a female classmate inside her clothing waistband during a class.<br>
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<i>source: Article 'Sexual harassment settlement for Brockton boy costs city $180K' by Maria Papadopoulos; www.enterprisenews.com/news/x1328936162/Brockton-reaches-settlement-with-family-in-sexual-harassment-case; The Enterprise; 12 February 2010</i>

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