“Those were allegations. That was a matter that was settled. Phil, you know, owned up and was accountable for his conduct. He said that, you know, he regretted his behavior and, you know, he’s, we’ve all moved on from this and there was a resolution there. And, you know, the thing that I like about Phil is he’s a real stand-up guy,”
Defending MBTA General Manager Phil Eng amid allegations.
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