St. Paul Police Chief Lawsuit Against Mayor
The Pure Report account · 2 sources · as of Sep 26, 09:47 UTC
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What we know
- Mayor Kaohly Her made explicit sexual comments — including innuendos about body parts — and engaged in a campaign of harassment and retaliation against the city's police chief, according to a lawsuit.
receipt
“Mayor Kaohly Her made explicit sexual comments — including innuendos about body parts — and engaged in a campaign of harassment and retaliation against the city's police chief, according to a lawsuit.” — verbatim from Fox News — Latest · article - Police Chief Axel Henry, who has served as St. Paul's top law enforcement officer since 2022, alleges Her made multiple inappropriate comments, including one incident in which she referred to herself as a 'MILF' and made sexually suggestive comments regarding his genitalia, according to the 73-page complaint.
receipt
“Police Chief Axel Henry, who has served as St. Paul's top law enforcement officer since 2022, alleges Her made multiple inappropriate comments, including one incident in which she referred to herself as a 'MILF' and made sexually suggestive comments regarding his genitalia, accor” — verbatim from Fox News — Latest · article - The suit also alleges Her made unwanted physical contact with Henry, including placing her hand on his upper thigh beneath a conference table during a budget meeting.
receipt
“The suit also alleges Her made unwanted physical contact with Henry, including placing her hand on his upper thigh beneath a conference table during a budget meeting.” — verbatim from Fox News — Latest · article
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