Former Cape May County Prosecutor Robert Taylor has filed a whistleblower suit claiming he was shortchanged of retirement benefits because he had disagreements with the county’s Board of Freeholders.
Taylor, who retired as prosecutor in September after 13 years, claims the freeholders—the county’s elected legislators—denied his request for lifelong medical insurance, a benefit granted to other long-serving county employees at retirement.
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