St. Paul City Council to Discuss Lawsuit Filed by Police Chief Against Mayor
The St. Paul City Council is scheduled to discuss a sexual harassment lawsuit filed by Police Chief Axel Henry against Mayor Kaohly Her.
Minneapolis St. Paul, MN, September 30, 2026 —
The St. Paul City Council is slated to address a significant legal matter involving high-ranking city officials. The council is scheduled to discuss a sexual harassment lawsuit that has been filed. The plaintiff in this lawsuit is Police Chief Axel Henry, and the defendant named is Mayor Kaohly Her.
Details regarding the specifics of the sexual harassment allegations, the timeline of events leading to the lawsuit, or the exact date and time of the scheduled council discussion were not provided in the summary. The current information indicates that the City Council’s agenda will include this item for discussion.
The nature of the discussion is expected to focus on the legal proceedings initiated by Chief Henry against Mayor Her. Further information concerning the legal process, potential outcomes, or any preliminary findings will likely be subject to future reporting as it becomes available.
The St. Paul City Council’s role in such discussions typically involves reviewing matters of importance to the city administration and its departments. The summary provided does not specify the council’s mandate or actions regarding this particular lawsuit, such as whether they will be taking a vote, issuing a statement, or receiving an update on the case.
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