A police officer from the United States lost his job after harassing a colleague. About it writes WDRB.
The incident occurred in Louisville, Kentucky. Police officer Justin Lemon was fired with the wording “for exceeding official duties”. At the same time, problems at work at the police officer began after accusations of harassment and sexual assault by Christine Silk, who was his trainee.
Silk alleges that Lemon made inappropriate comments about her and showed sexual interest in her. She says he touched her breasts, tried to lift her shirt and made her read his sexual fantasies about her while she was driving. In addition, Lemon tried to hug Silk, claiming he had an erection and asking her to look at it.
Silk sued Lemon and the police department where she worked. As evidence, she attached body cam footage and screenshots of correspondence where Lemon demands nude photos of her and asks Silk for her opinion on a picture of his penis.
“I got no response last night and was sweating with anticipation (laughing emoji),” Lemon wrote to Silk.
That said, Lemon was not found guilty of harassment. Silk and her lawyer Sarah Collins consider the dismissal of the police officer at the end of the trial an insufficient punishment.
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