- Cop-gone-wild Maegan Hall breaks her silence after being fired over a sex scandal with seven fellow officers.
- Tennessee cop Maegan Hall has broken her silence for the first time since being fired after a salacious sex scandal with seven fellow officers surfaced.
- Hall, 26, said that she felt ‘terrorized’ by her superiors and earlier this week revealed in a federal civil rights case filing that she felt ‘sexually groomed.’
- The lawsuit names four colleagues as defendants and was filed in the United States District Court in the Middle District of Tennessee
Tennessee cop-gone-wild Maegan Hall has broken her silence for the first time since being fired after a salacious sex scandal with seven fellow officers surfaced – stating that she ‘did say no.’
Hall, 26, told WTVF that she felt ‘terrorized’ by her superiors and earlier this week revealed that she felt ‘sexually groomed’ in a federal civil rights case filing.
The lawsuit names several high-profile police officers from the La Vergne Police Department and claims that they ‘took advantage’ of her poor mental state and vulnerabilities as she navigated a troubled marriage.
Hall echoed claims being made in the 51-page lawsuit in her first interview since the incident, stressing that while she’s not ‘calling it rape‘ she ‘gave in from the pressure.’
Tennessee cop-gone-wild Maegan Hall has broken her silence for the first time since being fired after a salacious sex scandal with seven fellow officers surfaced – stating that she ‘did say no’
Tennessee cop-gone-wild Maegan Hall has broken her silence for the first time since being fired after a salacious sex scandal with seven fellow officers surfaced – stating that she ‘did say no’
‘I know what most people are saying, you know, you could’ve said no. I get it. But my response to them is “I did say no,” and he wouldn’t take it for an answer,’ she revealed in the tell-all with the broadcaster.
‘Eventually, I gave in from the pressure.’
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Its claimed that from there she had sexual relationships with Larry Holladay, Patrick Magliocco, Ty McGowan, Juan Lugo-Perez, Gavin Schoeberl and Detective Seneca Shields.
Powell, Lugo-Perez, McGowan and Shields were fired over the incidents. The others, however, kept their jobs but were suspended.
Last month, La Vergne Police Chief Burrel ‘Chip’ Davis was also fired.
Hall, who blamed her behavior on a troubled marriage, said she was targeted by the department’s all-male second shift and was lured into a life of promiscuity.
‘I remember while applying for the job at the PD they described the environment as a family. But while I was aspiring to protect others, they did not protect me,’ Hall said.
‘My supervisors worked together to take advantage of my vulnerabilities and mental health, and they used it for their gain and their sexual pleasure.
‘Who do you turn to when the chief of police is sexually harassing you? How can I get justice when the entire system, including the chief, not only condoned such behavior but participated in it? I was lost, and I felt alone. I had no one to turn to and nowhere to go.’
The 26-year-old said in the harrowing interview that she had been receiving threats since the story went public.
‘I received harassing and threatening messages on my phone daily. I felt like I was terrorized,’ she said.
Hall’s lawyer, Wesley Clark, told WTVF that ‘Maegan wasn’t looked at like a rookie cop to be trained and promoted.
‘She was looked at like a piece of meat to be sexualized and exploited.’
