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Female Calif. state senator allegedly forced male staffer to perform sex acts: lawsuit
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0:57Now PlayingA California state senator forced a former staffer to do sexual favors for her while she was his boss as part of a “quid pro quo relationship” that left him riddled with back and hip injuries, a new lawsuit alleges.
Sen. Marie Alvarado-Gil’s former chief of staff, Chad Condit, slapped her with the lawsuit last week, alleging the lawmaker — a longtime Democrat who recently jumped ship to the Republican Party — pressured him into performing sex acts on her when they traveled for work, KCRA reported.
The married aide claims he relented and performed the acts on his boss over the years as part of a “sex-based quid pro quo relationship” in order to protect his job, according to the suit filed in Sacramento Superior Court.
On their final encounter, Condit alleges, he suffered a debilitating back injury while performing oral sex on the senator in a car — leaving him with three herniated discs and a collapsed hip, the court papers charge.
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