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9NEWS spoke to the accuser who said she just wants an apology and Sen. Jack Tate to know his behavior did affect her.

Author:
Jacob Rodriguez, Anusha Roy

Published:
6:03 PM MDT March 29, 2018

Updated:
10:37 PM MDT March 29, 2018

GOP Senate President Kevin Grantham (R-Canon City) is going in a different direction than an independent review into sexual harassment allegations against fellow Republican State Sen. Jack Tate (R-Centennial).

Grantham wrote in a Thursday letter to his colleague that despite an independent investigation into four allegations of sexual harassment finding differently, he does not believe Tate violated any policy.

Citing inconsistencies in the specifics of one complaint, Grantham said there's no way to accurately determine if Senate policy was violated.

He's also been told the other three allegations