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• A couple of days after talking with the girl, Glassen was arrested.
• Glassen's early promise was not entirely realized.
• Though not ultimately found at fault, Glassen never fully recovered from the shock.
• Glassen's argument has been referred to in a number of subsequent papers.
• Then Glassen was arrested _ handcuffed and led from his office as startled colleagues watched.
• When he reported these contradictions to the authorities, Glassen was arrested for obstruction of justice.
• Vasquez and Glassen worked in the same office as Office of Child Protective Services caseworkers in Wenatchee.
• Caseworkers told Glassen it was Perez's normal behavior, but he filed a formal complaint.
• In 1945, Glassen entered Harvard University, having been awarded the Philip H . Sears scholarship.
• This reflects Glassen's attention to the distinction between morality and the broader theory of value.
• As Glassen's supervisor, Vasquez watched as Perez meddled in the state agency's affairs.
• Fearing his wife would be accused and their son taken away, Glassen moved his family to Canada.
• The following day, Annie recanted the accusation to Child Welfare Services caseworker Paul Glassen, saying Perez pressured her.
• CPS workers seemed to relish the excitement of police work and lose their sense of social work, Glassen says.
• Glassen disputes his firing and has filed a claim with the state-- his first step in bringing a lawsuit.
• One day Glassen was told he was on administrative leave and was escorted from his office by a Wenatchee police officer.
• While charges were later dropped, Glassen was fired and was later investigated for being a participant in the alleged orgies.
• Vasquez and Glassen are still fighting the injustice they saw in Wenatchee _ this time with a wrongful termination lawsuit against the state.
• When Glassen reported that his client admitted to a false accusation, Perez immediately arrested him for suspicion of witness tampering and coercion.
• The state department put Glassen on leave for a number of months, then fired him in March for incorrectly reporting suspected child abuse.