A federal security officer working at the U.S. Mint in Denver restrained and raped a nurse in the Mint’s health offices in 2022, a lawsuit alleges.
A federal security officer working at the U.S. Mint in Denver restrained and raped a nurse in the Mint’s health offices in 2022, a lawsuit filed last week in federal court alleges.
“While we are not able to comment on the pending litigation, the safety of our employees is a top priority, and issues of sexual misconduct and assault are taken extremely seriously,” Mint officials said.The nurse worked as a contractor for the U.S. Mint and was stocking shelves in the health offices when Gonzalez came up behind her and sexually assaulted her, the lawsuit alleges.
In the days before, Gonzalez had made “repeated unwanted advances and a series of sexual assaults” on the woman in the medical offices, including one instance where the nurse had to forcibly push him away after he backed her up against the wall and made unwanted sexual advances, the lawsuit said.Aurora may give its camping ban more teeth in “tough love” approach to homelessness. Not everyone is on board.The U.S.
“The U.S. Mint paid a settlement of about $100,000 to Officer Gonzalez’s minor female victim and also offered to pay her college tuition,” the lawsuit stated.
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