The local legacy of the pandemic endures . . . Here's a recent courtroom battle examining KC's response to the plauge that continues to pop-up as cold & flu season starts . . . Check-it:
In 2020, the lawsuit says he contracted COVID-19 and subsequently developed "long COVID," which affected his breathing and lungs. Because of this, he was frequently on intermittent medical leave throughout 2020 and 2021, the lawsuit states.
In July 2023, he transferred to Station 16 due to its lower call volume.
According to the lawsuit, after he transferred, "HE noticed that he was being criticized and nitpicked, frequently in front of others." The city has denied these claims.
Read more via www.TonysKansasCity.com link . . .
KCFD fire captain sues city, alleges retaliation over long COVID and whistleblowing
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