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    In 1988, while serving as an Internal Affairs investigator, Cooke led an investigation into misconduct allegations against Denise Seybold, a records technician. Seybold was cleared, but she alleged that Cooke called her a liar and threatened her job. Years later, as Sheriff, Cooke was sued by Seybold for failing to promote her and alleged discrimination and retaliation. The court granted summary judgment in favor of Cooke, dismissing Seybold’s claims.

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