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DA tosses city’s criminal complaint against former Milpitas HR director – San Jose Mercury News
John Chase, a Santa Clara County deputy district attorney, told this newspaper that the complaint, submitted in early December, was reviewed and ultimately dropped on Dec. 15 due to “insufficient evidence to prove the crime occurred.” Although he would not fully discuss the case, Chase did say: “There was an allegation that she illegally recorded a conversation in May of this year, but we’ve declined to prosecute the case (because) we thought there was some reasonable doubt.” This week, Milpitas City Manager Tom Williams said Valdez’s actions occurred during a meeting involving a personnel matter in which retired Milpitas firefighter and former fire union president Steve King issued his own workplace complaint against Valdez — one that involved his compensation while working for the city. That case was apparently dropped as neither King nor Valdez works for the city any longer. “It was found that she was recording the meeting,” Williams said, adding that Valdez secretly used her smart phone’s audio recorder to do so. “I was in the meeting and one other person was in the meeting.” Moreover, Williams claimed Valdez’s actions were in clear violation of California’s penal code, which is why Milpitas police investigated and filed the complaint with the district attorney. Chase, who works for the district attorney’s public integrity unit that investigates criminal cases involving public officials and employees, confirmed the state has an eavesdropping law that only allows recordings when two parties are aware of it. The law, he added, is supposed to prevent someone from taking advantage of someone else. “It’s designed to stop people from setting the other person up,” Chase palm beach county said, noting the crime is generally deemed a low-level misdemeanor. “It can be punished with months in county jail … or nothing, or a minimal fine.” Chase said the case is now considered closed. “We’ve returned the reports to the investigating agency,” he said.
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