(Madison County, Iowa/KCCI) — A former EMS worker is suing Madison County after she was fired last year. KCCI says the woman claims she was discriminated and retaliated against. Kayla Whitten and Madison County Ambulance Service Director Tadd Davis were terminated during an internal investigation. A third employee, Bryan Snyder, resigned.

In her lawsuit, Whitten claims she was facing sexual harassment from other paramedics that Davis knew about. Davis allegedly told the other EMTs to stop, but Whitten says they did not listen. Whitten also details in her lawsuit that she entered a relationship with another EMT, Bryan Snyder, who was separated from his wife at the time, and that Whitten became pregnant. Whitten says she was fired after the two broke up.

She claims the Madison County Board of Supervisors told her they “could not trust her because she was pregnant by a married man.” The county has denied many of Whitten’s claims and says her employment was terminated for legitimate and non-discriminatory reasons.

The case has since been moved from Madison to Warren County. A scheduling conference is set for next week.