Police Chief Axel Henry’s civil complaint alleges Mayor Kaohly Her made frequent jokes, comments of a sexual nature to both Henry and officers
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St. Paul police chief sues mayor, city for sexual harassment, retaliation
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St. Paul mayor called herself ‘MILF’ and touched police chief’s thigh, sexual harassment suit claims
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St Paul police chief sues mayor, alleging she called herself as 'MILF' and sexually harassed him, retaliation
The lawsuit alleging sexual harassment and battery comes less than a week after the Saint Paul Human Resources Department claimed an internal investigation found Her had not sexually harassed Henry.
Although a city investigation did not substantiate the sexual harassment claims, the police chief said the report was selective and favorable to the mayor.
The top cop accused Mayor Her of comparing his penis size, touching his upper thigh during a budget meeting and making orgasm noises at the police department gym.
The St. Paul, Minnesota, police chief has sued the city’s first female mayor, claiming that she sexually harassed him and “embarked on a campaign” of retaliation after he reported the alleged abuse.
The Democrat mayor of St. Paul — who once proclaimed that she is "illegal in this country" — has been hit with a lawsuit by her own police chief over shocking sexual harassment accusations, according to new court documents. The police chief said the mayor has "embarked on a campaign" of retaliation.
St. Paul's Democrat mayor allegedly called herself a MILF and grabbed her police chief's thigh under a conference table. Days before that story broke wide open, an internal investigation had already
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