A Baltimore County athletic director made headlines last month after he allegedly used artificial intelligence to make it sound like the school’s principal made racist and anti-Semitic comments. Even before that alleged misconduct, however, the 31-year-old AD made it a habit to lie on job applications before he was hired at multiple schools across the country, according to an investigation by The Baltimore Banner.
Dazhon Darien, Pikesville High School’s former athletic director, used two different names to fill out four job applications, which he filled with around 29 false claims, The Baltimore Banner reported. In Darien’s two resumes that he submitted to Baltimore County Schools, he made 16 false claims, but the man was hired after the school system said it conducted a background check and checked fingerprints and references.
“This is a clear case of an individual willing to…
