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Judge: Discrimination claim by former Hall jailer should be dismissed
Allegations don't prove sheriff's office employee was treated unfairly, magistrate wrote
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A U.S. Magistrate judge said a racial discrimination claim against the Hall County Sheriff Gerald Couch from a former jailer should not continue, according to court documents. Eugene Alexander Moses filed his complaint in U.S. District Court on Feb. 2, claiming he faced unfair treatment regarding shooting requalifications and training because he is an African-American. He was terminated from the Sheriff’s Office on Nov. 4, 2013.