New reporting from News Channel 5 revealed just how former Tennessee state Rep. Scotty Campbell's behavior cost the state: at least $8,841 in taxpayer dollars.
Former Tennessee state Rep. Scotty Campbell resigned from the state House last month after a subcommittee quietly found that he hadjust how his behavior cost the state: at least $8,841 in taxpayer dollars. A bulk of that–$5,411.76–was spent on the intern’s stay at the TownPlace Suites, a $189/night hotel where legislative officials moved her to keep her away from Campbell, who lived in the same apartment building as her.
She was also given $935 to cover some of her lost rental charges from the apartment, and had $2,495 in moving costs. “Although I am incredibly grateful, it feels as if they are trying to buy my silence,” the intern said in an email to her university about the harassment. “After coming forward, I was implored by [director of legislative administration Connie Ridley] not to communicate about the instances with anyone.
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