The Times reported Saturday that Beasley — whose name became public when he appealed his initial termination — was hired by county officials a decade ago despite disclosing his convictions for rape.
Beasley pleaded no contest to raping two women under color of authority while on duty and in uniform as an LAPD officer in the early 1990s. His actions cost the city of Los Angeles $290,000 in civil settlements for his victims.
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about Beasley’s employment history was incomplete.
“The supervisor is very, very concerned,” said Tony Bell, spokesman for Supervisor Mike Antonovich. “We are trying to get a full accounting so that we can hold those responsible to account.”
The fact that Beasley, who apparently came back into the county health system through an outside contractor, was back on the payroll raises numerous troubling questions.
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In an effort to quickly boost employee morale, the St. John’s Medical Center board voted 4-3 Friday to ask administrators to consider rehiring a registered dietician for a trial period of six months.
Maureen Molinari, a diabetes educator, was released in November when hospital administrators eliminated the Health Institute.
The board also voted unanimously to hire a consultant to review employee concerns and complaints and to request that Read the rest of this entry »

The Times reported Saturday that Beasley — whose name became public when he appealed his initial termination — was hired by county officials a decade ago despite disclosing his convictions for rape.
Beasley pleaded no contest to raping two women under color of authority while on duty and in uniform as an LAPD officer in the early 1990s. His actions cost the city of Los Angeles $290,000 in civil settlements for his victims.
Beasley’s initial Read the rest of this entry »