Maegan Hall, the former La Vergne, Tennessee, police officer at the center of a 2023 department sex scandal, is now living in Manchester, Tennessee, and working as a pharmacy technician. She settled her federal civil rights lawsuit against the City of La Vergne for $500,000 in March 2024 and has not spoken publicly about the case since.1New York Post. Tennessee Sex Romp Cop Maegan Hall Lands a Surprising New Gig
Her Current Job and Life in Manchester
As of March 2025, Hall is working as a pharmacy technician. She has held a Tennessee pharmacy technician license since 2018, before she ever joined law enforcement, and was recently observed wearing scrubs with a Tennessee Department of Health patch.1New York Post. Tennessee Sex Romp Cop Maegan Hall Lands a Surprising New Gig During the lawsuit, her legal team said the public nature of the investigation and the ensuing media coverage had made it difficult for her to find new work.2WSMV. Maegan Hall Reaches $500K Settlement After Dismissing Lawsuit
She continues to live in the Manchester home she and her husband, Jedidiah Hall, purchased together. Whether the couple is still together is unclear.3Fox Sports Radio. Former Sex Romp Cop Meagan Hall’s Surprising New Job Revealed Jedidiah, a Tennessee state park ranger, told investigators during the original probe that he “really wasn’t on board” with the open relationship his wife had described to coworkers.4New York Post. Husband of Tennessee Cop Fired for Having Sex With Multiple Officers Is State Park Ranger
Hall has not made any public statements since filing her federal lawsuit in early 2023. Her one on-the-record interview, with Nashville’s WTVF in March 2023, remains her only direct comment on the scandal.5Court TV. Former Tennessee Officer at Center of Sex Scandal Speaks Out
The $500,000 Settlement
In March 2024, the La Vergne Board of Mayor and Aldermen voted to authorize a settlement with Hall. She dismissed her federal civil rights lawsuit with prejudice, and the city’s insurance provider paid $500,000 as a gross figure covering court costs, attorney fees, and expenses. The city admitted no liability, and officials noted the money came from the insurer rather than from taxpayers. The case was formally terminated on March 22, 2024.2WSMV. Maegan Hall Reaches $500K Settlement After Dismissing Lawsuit6CourtListener. Hall v. City of La Vergne, Tennessee
Hall had filed the suit on February 27, 2023, under 42 U.S.C. ยง 1983 in the U.S. District Court for the Middle District of Tennessee. The 51-page complaint named the City of La Vergne, former Police Chief Burrel “Chip” Davis, and Sergeants Lewis Powell and Henry “Ty” McGowan as defendants, and alleged that Hall had been groomed for sexual exploitation by supervisors who used their authority to manipulate her.6CourtListener. Hall v. City of La Vergne, Tennessee2WSMV. Maegan Hall Reaches $500K Settlement After Dismissing Lawsuit
Why She Left the La Vergne Police Department
Hall was one of five officers fired in January 2023 after a third-party investigation found what it described as “multiple sexual events between members of the department’s evening shift,” including sexual activity on duty and on city property.7WSMV. Top Stories 2023: 5 La Vergne Officers Fired Amid Sex Scandal Investigation The investigation began on December 12, 2022, after Mayor Jason Cole reported rumors to human resources. District Attorney General Jennings Jones reviewed the findings and declined to file criminal charges against any of the officers.8Action News 5. No Charges Filed Against Tenn Officers Involved in Sex Scandal
In her WTVF interview, Hall acknowledged taking part in the sexual activity but said she had done so under pressure from supervisors. “I did say no, and he wouldn’t take no for an answer,” she said. “Eventually, I gave in from the pressure.” She said she was not claiming she had been raped, but that the publicly released details of the investigation did not “tell the whole story.”5Court TV. Former Tennessee Officer at Center of Sex Scandal Speaks Out
What Happened to the Chief She Sued
Former Police Chief Burrel “Chip” Davis, one of the defendants in Hall’s lawsuit, was fired in February 2023 after a Frost Brown Todd investigation concluded he had known about the misconduct for months and may have encouraged it. He admitted to receiving nude photos and video of Hall from Sergeant McGowan.9WSMV. Former La Vergne Police Chief Accused of Kidnapping, Slew of Other Charges In December 2024, Tennessee’s Peace Officer Standards and Training Commission unanimously voted to decertify him, barring him from serving as a police officer in the state.10Fox 17. New Punishment Comes Down on Former La Vergne Police Chief After Sex Scandal
Davis was arrested in December 2024 on a warrant for aggravated stalking and accused of violating an order of protection. He was arrested again in Murfreesboro in January 2025 and charged with four felony counts of especially aggravated kidnapping, one felony count of aggravated assault, two misdemeanor counts of domestic assault, and four misdemeanor counts of interference with emergency calls. He was held on $145,000 bond.9WSMV. Former La Vergne Police Chief Accused of Kidnapping, Slew of Other Charges