Weinstein Co. fires president David Glasser after suit alleges inaction
Harvey Weinstein
BALTIMORE (AP) â  The movie studio co-founded by Harvey Weinstein  has fired  its  president  whose continued presence at  the company  was a source of controversy.
New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman has said Glasser knew of allegations of sexual misconduct by  Weinstein  but failed to ensure they were investigated.
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Schneiderman has sued  the company  and opposed one $500 million proposal to buy the studio that would not have guaranteed the ouster of top executives  including Glasser  who allegedly protected  Weinstein .
The Weinstein Co. has not responded to a call for comment.  Weinstein  was ousted last year.  He  has denied nonconsensual sexual contact.
BALTIMORE (AP) â   [TGT] has fired   [TGT]   president  whose continued presence at  the company  was a source of controversy.
New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman has said Glasser knew of allegations of sexual misconduct by  Weinstein  but failed to ensure they were investigated.
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More: LAPD sends 3   [TGT] cases to DA for possible criminal charges
Schneiderman has sued  the company  and opposed one $500 million proposal to buy the studio that would not have guaranteed the ouster of top executives  including Glasser  who allegedly protected  Weinstein .
The Weinstein Co. has not responded to a call for comment.   [TGT] was ousted last year.   [TGT]   has denied nonconsensual sexual contact.