A federal judge has tossed out a putative class action seeking $6 million in damages and fees over allegations that the Fulton County Sheriff’s Department cheated its employees of overtime, vacation and holiday pay in violation of the county’s pay policies.

The complaint originally named Fulton County, Sheriff Ted Jackson and the individual members of the Board of Commissioners as defendants, and was filed on behalf of a class of more than 500 current and former employees that included deputy sheriffs, custodial officers, clerks and administrative employees.