WASHINGTON — The Interior Department’s law enforcement director “demonstrated a pattern of unprofessional behavior” by touching and hugging female employees and making flirtatious remarks, the agency’s inspector general said in a report released Monday.
Tim Lynn, Interior’s director of law enforcement and security, acted inappropriately toward at least six female employees, the report said.
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