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A state senator accused of workplace harassment said Monday that a complaint filed against her isn’t true, and it wouldn’t violate Senate rules even if it were.
Arizona state senator accused of harassing aide who was forced out on 1st day back from COVID-19 illness An Arizona state Senate ethics complaint against Sen. Wendy Rogers alleged she yelled in a staffer's face and questioned his weight. Author: Brahm Resnik Updated: 2:32 AM MST January 27, 2021 PHOENIX — Michael Polloni’s first day back at work after recovering from COVID-19 was his last day as State Sen. Wendy Rogers’ legislative assistant. The day ended with Rogers yelling in his face, he said in an interview with 12 News, and Senate staff giving him...
Wendy Rogers om KJZZ's studio in 2018. A former legislative assistant to Republican Wendy Rogers filed complaints against the newly-elected state senator, alleging she verbally abused him before he was forced out of the job. The Arizona Capitol Times first reported Michael Polloni filed an ethics complaint on Jan. 21, less than two weeks after Rogers was sworn into office. He alleges that Rogers made derogatory comments about his weight and appearance, his sister’s sexual orientation, his family’s political beliefs and his own religious beliefs. Rogers also asked Polloni repeatedly to ...
In his complaint and in a subsequent interview with the Arizona Capitol Times, Michael Polloni, a former Wendy Rogers campaign volunteer who started as her