BALTIMORE (WJZ) — Baltimore IT director Frank Johnson, who went on leave after the ransomware attack that crippled the city, is no longer working for the City.
The now-former official offered his “sincere apologies” to city council members in June during a public meeting where he was criticized for not getting information about the attack out fast enough.
READ MORE: COVID-19 In Maryland: 932 New Cases Reported, 11 More DeathsThe computer servers were hit by the ransomware attack on May 7.
READ MORE: 'An Incredible Therapy' | Hagerstown Doctor Says Monoclonal Antibody Treatment Provides Fast Recoveries For Some COVID PatientsThe City said that as of October 1, Johnson was no longer a city employee,
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