They paint a shocking picture, accusing management of engaging in Nazi salutes, sporting swastika tattoos, displaying white power gang signs, and using racist language.
Zamarron recalls, “They kicked out the Latino managers and replaced them with a group of Caucasians, many of whom had swastika tattoos and openly displayed Nazi symbols.”
Attorney Camron Dowlatshahi, who represents the employees, expresses his disbelief: “It’s appalling that, in 2024, we are still dealing with Nazi sympathizers.”
According to Dowlatshahi, the facility, once led by Hispanic managers, was quickly overrun by individuals promoting white nationalist ideologies. He alleges that these new hires were associated with a white prison gang and were brought in by managers sympathetic to their cause. The plaintiffs claim that this resulted in rampant discrimination against non-white employees.
