The recently ousted superintendent of Detroit Public Schools is threatening to sue the district, contending that he was fired for asking the FBI to probe financial irregularities in a district department. That's according to a letter that an attorney for former Superintendent William Coleman III sent to school board President Jimmy Womack. Coleman asserts that the school board's action violates the Whistleblower Protection Act.
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