"In a new lawsuit, Danielle Beauchemin also accuses her former supervisor of hiding cameras in the ceiling above her office to spy on her. A Maine woman who appeared on the reality TV show "Naked and Afraid" is suing Kennebec County, alleging her former boss at the county's Emergency Management Agency stalked her and downloaded dozens of nude photos and videos from her personal Google account."
"She claims the county not only rescinded her permission to have her service dog at work but also made light of the alleged stalking, accused her of poor job performance, and ultimately terminated her employment. Beauchemin "tried to persevere through her traumatic and anxiety-provoking time at the EMA because she was good at her job and loved the substance of what she was hired to do," the lawsuit states."
"The complaint names Beauchemin's former supervisor, ex-EMA Director Arthur True; Kennebec County Administrator Scott Ferguson; Finance Director Cynthia Ferguson; and Human Resources Director Christine Brawn. "This case is about a worker's right to feel safe in her workplace, both in her bodily autonomy and in her rights guaranteed by state and federal law," said Beauchemin's attorneys with the Maine law firm Johnson and Webbert."
Danielle Beauchemin alleges that her former supervisor at Kennebec County's Emergency Management Agency stalked her, hid ceiling cameras above her office, and downloaded dozens of nude photos and videos from her personal Google account. She says county administrators retaliated after she reported the supervisor to police by rescinding permission for her service dog, making light of the alleged stalking, accusing her of poor job performance, and terminating her employment. The complaint names ex-EMA Director Arthur True and three county administrators. Her attorneys say the case concerns a worker's right to feel safe; a county attorney denies retaliation and says leaders acted decisively.
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