Ex-Security Guards, Others Voluntarily Withdraw Portsmouth Suit

Former security guards and others at the Department of Energy’s Portsmouth Site have withdrawn their federal lawsuit against current and former DOE contractors at the site, ending for now the plaintiffs’ complaint about serious misconduct such as “racketeering”…

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