A woman who was fired last year after she called 911 on a man who she said threatened her and her dog has sued her former employer, arguing the firm did not carry out an investigation despite suggesting it did so in a strongly worded statement on the termination. Franklin Templeton said in a statement on May 26, 2020, that it had decided, following an internal review, to terminate the woman, Amy Cooper, effective immediately. “We do not tolerate racism of any kind at Franklin Templeton,” the firm said. Cooper had been walking her dog at New York City’s Central Park when she was asked by a man named Christian Cooper to put the animal on a leash to comply with rules in the area. Amy Cooper maintained that Christian Cooper threatened her and called the police. Christian Cooper accused Amy Cooper of racism because he is black and she …