Workplace Misconduct - Rocky Mountain Voice

By Jacob Factor | KDVR DENVER (KDVR) — A former Colorado state senator who was at the center of an ethics investigation over treatment of her staff has been convicted of forging documents in the investigation. A Denver jury on Wednesday convicted Sonya Jaquez Lewis, who represented parts of Boulder County as a Democrat until she resigned in February last year, of one count of attempting to influence a public servant and three counts of forgery. “The public expects that governments operate honestly and transparently and that elected officials be held to a high standard,” Denver District Attorney John Walsh said in a statement posted on Facebook after the conviction. “Sonya Jaquez Lewis has now been convicted by a Denver jury of fabricating documents during a l...

Colorado Free Press editorial team Sources told Colorado Free Press on Tuesday that more women are expected to come forward with harassment allegations against the embattled Loveland legislator. Over the Independence Day weekend, at least three women accused the legislator of sexual harassment: https://twitter.com/SarahisCensored/status/1942237350219657332 News of the allegations went Colorado viral, surfacing disturbing information that appears to corroborate the allegations: https://twitter.com/ForestMommy/status/1942315667954491512 Representative Weinberg denied the allegations in an X post on Monday; however, his post appears to confirm that the "nearly four years old" claims against him are, in fact, a matter of record: https://twitter.com/RepWeinberg/status/...

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Former Colorado Senator Sonya Jaquez Lewis Convicted of Forging Documents

CFP editorial team: 3 women with sexual harrassment allegations, Rep. Weinberg referred to workplace investigators

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