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The recently elected mayor of Saint Paul is Kaohly Her. In the most recent episode of As the DFL Turns, St. Paul Chief of Police Axel Henry has filed a highly credible sexual harassment lawsuit against his boss. Henry’s lawsuit was preceded by a sexual harassment complaint that I wrote about in “Her’s on first.”Her — she’s a nut. Henry’s complaint runs over 70 pages. He is represented by Minneapolis attorney Chris Madel. Chris successfully represented Liz Collin and Alpha News in the lawsuit brought by Minneapolis Assistant Police Chief Katie Blackwell deriving from The Fall of Minneapolis. Serving on the board of Alpha News at the time, I got to know and respect Chris. Thanks to the work of Chris and his firm, Hennepin County District Judge Ned Wahl dismissed Blackwell’s lawsuit with prejudice in April 2025.This is the opening of the Star Tribune story reporting Henry’s lawsuit against Her:QuoteSt. Paul Police Chief Axel Henry filed a lawsuit Wednesday claiming that Mayor Kaohly Her sexually harassed and battered him, and that the city retaliated against him when he reported it and initiated an investigation.Several allegations in the lawsuit, which names Her and the city as defendants, had been made public during the course of an earlier internal probe into Her’s conduct. But the complaint includes new claims, including that Her made “unwanted and nonconsensual physical contact” with Henry, “placing her hand on his upper thigh beneath a conference-room table — not once, but twice — during a [St. Paul Police Department] budget meeting.”It also accuses Her of making sexual innuendos about the size of Henry’s penis and describing herself as a “MILF,” a sexually vulgar acronym.The lawsuit comes less than a week after the city announced that the misconduct investigation into the mayor found that she “engaged in offensive and inappropriate behavior” in violation of the city’s workplace conduct policy but did not sexually harass or retaliate against anyone.On top of the allegations about Her’s behavior, the lawsuit claims that the mayor hired a private public relations firm to discredit Henry after the investigation began, and that St. Paul officials violated the Minnesota Whistleblower Act when they “engaged in a series of retaliatory acts” because of the sexual harassment complaint.
St. Paul Police Chief Axel Henry filed a lawsuit Wednesday claiming that Mayor Kaohly Her sexually harassed and battered him, and that the city retaliated against him when he reported it and initiated an investigation.Several allegations in the lawsuit, which names Her and the city as defendants, had been made public during the course of an earlier internal probe into Her’s conduct. But the complaint includes new claims, including that Her made “unwanted and nonconsensual physical contact” with Henry, “placing her hand on his upper thigh beneath a conference-room table — not once, but twice — during a [St. Paul Police Department] budget meeting.”It also accuses Her of making sexual innuendos about the size of Henry’s penis and describing herself as a “MILF,” a sexually vulgar acronym.The lawsuit comes less than a week after the city announced that the misconduct investigation into the mayor found that she “engaged in offensive and inappropriate behavior” in violation of the city’s workplace conduct policy but did not sexually harass or retaliate against anyone.On top of the allegations about Her’s behavior, the lawsuit claims that the mayor hired a private public relations firm to discredit Henry after the investigation began, and that St. Paul officials violated the Minnesota Whistleblower Act when they “engaged in a series of retaliatory acts” because of the sexual harassment complaint.
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