Kansas property managers to pay $160,000 for sex harassment
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January 17, 2020
WICHITA, Kan. (AP) — A Wichita property manager accused of inappropriately touching female tenants and repeatedly asking them for sex in exchange for rent will pay $160,000 in damages and penalties under a settlement in a federal housing lawsuit, The Department of Justice announced Friday.
The Federal Housing Act lawsuit alleged Thong Cao sexually harassed numerous tenants since at least 2009 at rental properties he owned or operated in Wichita. His wife, Mai Cao, was also named in the lawsuit because she owned or co-owned some of the properties in which harassment took place.
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