Jersey Shore star Angelina Pivarnick is suing the New York City Fire Department.
11:42 AM PDT, September 18, 2019star, who also serves as an EMT for the FDNY, claims that she was subjected to a sexually hostile work environment by two of her supervisors between 2017 and 2018, according to a lawsuit obtained by ET. Both supervisors are lieutenants within FDNY's Bureau of Emergency Medical Services.
The lawsuit claims,"The sexual harassment that Pivarnick experienced included repeated and unwelcome sexual advances, degrading comments about her body, vulgar sexual comments, inappropriate questions about her private relationships and, in one instance, the groping of an intimate part of her body without her consent."
First named in the lawsuit is Lt. Jonathan Schechter. Pivarnick claims that on Sept. 15, 2017, Schechter allegedly texted her:"Your a** looked amazing and I wish I wasn’t working or in uniform because I definitely would’ve kissed those amazing lips.” The lawsuit goes on to claim that on May 3, 2018, “Pivarnick met Schechter in a parking lot outside of the station, he grabbed and squeezed her buttocks, putting his hand so low that he also made contact with her vaginal area.
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