Commissioner speaks on EEOC complaint against her
On Wednesday, a Fulton County commissioner pleaded the Fifth Amendment more than 100 times when asked under oath if she planted tracking devices in her former chief of staff's cars. Calvin Brock, the chief, sued Fulton County Commissioner Natalie Hall for sexual harassment, wrongful termination and backpay. FOX 5 has more details in the eventful case.
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