Bronx Inspector Accused Of Assaulting Officer, Suit Says

"According to a complaint reviewed by the New York Post, the officer, identified in court papers only as "N.T.," says she was summoned to Inspector Jeremy Scheublin's office on Jan. 1, 2025, where the encounter allegedly turned physical. The suit accuses Scheublin of groping her and repeatedly making graphic sexual comments, including, "I don't know whether to kiss or choke you" and "I want to make biracial babies with you.""

"The complaint also claims that after she came forward, she was reassigned to 3 a.m. tours and that Scheublin dangled specialized assignments the next day that could have paid about $50,000 more per year. The filing frames those moves as retaliation for speaking up. The Bronx District Attorney's office is reportedly looking into the allegations, and the officer's attorney told the paper that the facts could support criminal charges."

Inspector Jeremy Scheublin of the NYPD's 46th Precinct in the Bronx is accused of sexually assaulting a female officer in his office on January 1, 2025. The complaint alleges he engaged in groping and made explicit sexual comments. After the officer reported the incident to a lieutenant, who contacted Internal Affairs, she was reassigned to overnight shifts and denied specialized assignments worth approximately $50,000 annually. The filing characterizes these actions as retaliation for reporting the assault. Scheublin is a well-known commanding officer in west Bronx policing circles. The Bronx District Attorney's office is investigating, with the officer's attorney indicating the facts could support criminal charges.

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