City Paper: Housing Authority Commissioner Is Subject of Anti-Stalking Petitions

By Editor On Sep 24, 2021 Last updated Sep 24, 2021

D.C. Housing Authority Commissioner Antonio Taliaferro is accused by two DCHA employees of aggressive and threatening behavior, according to two anti-stalking petitions filed in D.C. Superior Court. Taliaferro serves as a resident commissioner and represents the interests of senior citizens and residents with disabilities.

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