BATON ROUGE, La. (WAFB) -Pat Magee, the high-ranking member of the Louisiana Attorney General's Office accused of sexual harassment, has resigned. "Due to recent false and unjust allegations against me and after an exhaustive and gut-wrenching investigation, which concluded my conduct did not rise to the level of sexual harassment, I have made this personal and very difficult decision," he wrote in a statement released Thursday afternoon. His resignation is effective at 5 p.m. Thursday, March 11. Magee, the head of Attorney General Jeff Landry's criminal division, was found to have used inappropriate language in the workplace including profanity, sexual slang, and unprofessional comments about the appearance of coworkers, his January 2021 disciplinary letter said. The details of the discipline taken against him were outlined in an "administrative investigation report" released by Landry's office to various media outlets earlier this year.