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Godoy alleged that Huizar had retaliated against her after she refused to provide him with “sexual favors.” She also accused the councilman of forcing her to transfer to a different job and pressuring her to quit. At the time, Huizar called Godoy’s allegations “false and malicious.” He said he had engaged in a consensual extramarital affair with his aide, whose pay jumped from $47,000 to more than $132,000 during her seven years in his office, according to personnel officials. Godoy declined to be interviewed for the committee’s investigation, arguing that the process was tainted since its findings would be forwarded to Wesson, a Huizar ally. While the committee was looking into her claims, Wesson endorsed Huizar’s reelection bid and referred to him as his “best friend” on the council. According to an excerpt of the panel’s findings obtained by The Times in 2014, the committee did not find evidence of harassment . The city did not release the full report, calling its contents confidential. Godoy separately filed a sexual harassment lawsuit , which was settled privately by Huizar five months before his reelection in 2015. At the time, a Huizar spokesman declined to say whether the councilman had paid Godoy to resolve the case. Under the city’s rules, the special committee must be composed of two former judges, one male and one female; two law school professors, one male and one female; and one member of the American Arbitration Assn.
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