George Santos' former staffer said in an ethics complaint that the congressman sexually harassed him and violated House ethics' pay rules regarding his employment.
A former staffer filed a police report with both Capitol Police and the Office of Congressional Ethics against Rep. George Santos (R-NY), claiming the congressman sexually harassed him and promised employment while he was an unpaid volunteer.
A former prospective staffer for the embattled congressman has accused him of making an unwanted sexual advance during a private encounter in Santos' office.
Rep. George Santos (R-NY) is adamantly denying sexual harassment allegations made by a former staff member who filed an ethics report and a police complaint claiming the representative groped him and did not pay him while he was completing staff-level work.
Santos reportedly said he “100%” denies the claim from Derek Myers, who alleged he was groped by the congressman during a brief stint working in his office.
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