And Walls, you're it. Almost a year later, Walls was up for promotion and did not receive it. Markus was not involved in any way in the decision. Walls then sent a letter to the Chief DA, Ira Reiner, discussing for the first time Markus's racial comments made the prior year, and linking those comments to his lost promotion. The Court of Appeals held that because the racist statement was made almost a year before, management of the office had no notice of it, and the person who made it had nothing to do with his lost promotion, Walls could not prove race discrimination.
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