Re: Democrat sex offender Dwayne Duron Marshall.

Washington — U.S. Rep. Brenda Lawrence announced Thursday that she 
has accepted the resignation of her chief of staff following 
allegations that he sexually harassed several former office 
staffers.

U.S. Rep. Brenda Lawrence has placed her chief of staff on 
administrative leave while she investigates allegations that he 
sexually harassed multiple former staff members.

Lawrence, a Southfield Democrat, said she would have investigated 
sexual harassment allegations and fired anyone “engaged in sexually 
harassing behavior” in her office had she been notified. But, 
Lawrence said in a statement, “none of the concerns brought to my 
attention involved allegations of sexual harassment.”

Lawrence issued the statement after several former aides told 
Politico that chief of staff Dwayne Duron Marshall sexually harassed 
them. Three unnamed former female aides told Politico they 
personally brought complaints to Lawrence about Marshall 
inappropriately touching them or commenting on their appearances.