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Todd Hawkins: Case Summary

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Good Afternoon, I received information that employees in the Department of Transportation are in fear of incurring harm by Todd Taylor Hawkins. Todd Hawkins is a former part-time Administrative Hearing Officer who was terminated in 2013. Recently, Hawkins was successful in a lawsuit against the COLA. The jury found against the City of Los Angeles on two of plaintiffs ' claims: the California Whistleblower claims and the Bane Act claims. The jury awarded Nick Kim $188,631. The jury awarded Todd Hawkins $238,531. DOT employees Kenneth Heinsius and Robin Halling testified during this trial. Both have reported suspicious behavior and property damage by which they believe is initiated by Todd Hawkins. Each are requesting protection which

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