Warren City Council narrowly rejected an ethics policy that would have banned nepotism and sexual relationships between city officials and employees on the heels of a hidden video that captured Mayor Fouts in a romantic relationship with his much-younger executive assistant.
The 4-3 vote kills the proposed ordinance, which would have prohibited nepotism, sexual harassment and fraternization among city officials.
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Supporters of the ordinance expressed frustration, saying the city missed a golden opportunity to create safeguards against favoritism.
Last week we first reported about a hidden video that captured Fouts, 71, taking his 25-year-old executive assistant to a hotel in Chicago, where they were seen holding hands on a stroll along Michigan Avenue.
Fouts gave the assistant a 13% raise in December while most employees received cuts in health care benefits.
A second video (below) surfaced earlier this week.
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