The settlement entered on April 11 will pay Joy Laskar more than $180,000 in back salary, about $53,000 in fees and expenses, $16,000 in matching contributions to his retirement account and nearly $7,000 in interest.
Laskar's attorney Craig Franked said the settlement represents everything Laskar sought and justified his client's position that he had been unfairly suspended.
The Attorney General's office said a criminal investigation of Laskar and two colleagues is ongoing. He was charged with violating Georgia's racketeering laws.
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