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   up that pussy to anybody who wants it.   
      
   A retired NYPD cop assigned to the cushy Yankee Stadium detail   
   says her captain raped her “nearly every game day” for a year at   
   the ballpark, according to a new lawsuit.   
      
   Gillian Roberts says that Capt. Jeffrey Brienza, her boss at the   
   44th Precinct, even changed her schedule to make sure he would   
   have more time with her, her suit filed in Bronx Supreme Court   
   said.   
      
   When she denied his advances or tried to avoid him, Brienza   
   turned hostile, leveraging his power as her boss to give her   
   undesirable posts and showing open hostility, according to the   
   complaint.   
      
   The situation turned so grave, the former cop says, she “felt   
   that she was no longer there to perform the duties of a police   
   officer, but to provide unconsented sex to the Captain.”   
      
   Roberts, who had been a cop since 1998, is seeking $35 million   
   in damages.   
      
   Brienza is now stationed at the 25th Precinct, according to the   
   suit and online databases.   
      
   Roberts worked as an officer in Long Island City and Queens for   
   more than 20 years before she transferred to the Yankee Stadium   
   detail in March 2020. At her new and more desirable assignment,   
   Brienza “almost immediately” began to show her preferential   
   treatment and was “overly attentive,” the suit says.   
      
   Roberts, a black woman, was uncomfortable with the dynamic and   
   felt “trapped” but felt she had no recourse, according to court   
   papers.   
      
   “Brienza purposefully and with premeditation manipulated Ms.   
   Roberts for the purpose of getting her to believe that he was   
   there for her, and tactfully worked on gaining her trust,” her   
   lawyers say.   
      
   Brienza allegedly isolated her from other officers, took full   
   control of her schedule and made Roberts his personal driver,   
   which she claims was both unusual and unprecedented.   
      
   The first alleged assault took place at the end of a shift in   
   June 2020, when Brienza went into the women’s restroom while   
   Roberts was using it, and forced her to have unprotected oral   
   and vaginal sex, Roberts alleges. After she yelled “No!,”   
   Brienza allegedly yelled “Yes!,” placing his hands around her   
   neck and ejaculating inside of her, the filing says.   
      
   After the first assault, Brienza “became even more possessive,”   
   she alleges, and continued to rape her “nearly every game day”   
   and “most non-game days when they were on duty at the same time   
   when he would arrange for them to be alone.” If she spoke out,   
   Brienza threatened to ruin her career.   
      
   The complaint also claims that Brienza commanded Roberts to stop   
   at specific locations when driving home, where he would meet   
   her, get in her vehicle and orally rape her.   
      
   Roberts also says the other officers on the elite detail turned   
   on her, calling her the “Captain’s girl,” which made her feel   
   like she couldn’t count on other cops to defend her if a   
   dangerous situation arose.   
      
   In September 2021, Roberts reached out to the Internal Affairs   
   Bureau about the alleged abuse, which launched an investigation.   
   She then took an early retirement from the force on Nov. 30,   
   2021, even though she would have liked to stay on the job longer.   
      
   “Before she worked at the Stadium Detail putting on her uniform   
   was the best moment of Plaintiff’s day, as she was proud that as   
   an officer she was able to help a lot of people,” the complaint   
   says, emphasizing that the alleged serial rapes caused her   
   severe mental distress, harmed her physically and destroyed her   
   career.   
      
   A spokesperson for the city’s Law Department said it will review   
   the complaint when it’s served.   
      
   “The incident is under internal review,” said police spokesman   
   Sgt. Edward Riley.   
      
   Lawyers for Roberts did not return a request for comment and The   
   Post was unable to reach Brienza by phone Wednesday.   
      
   Additional reporting by Craig McCarthy   
      
   https://nypost.com/2021/12/22/ex-cop-says-nypd-boss-repeatedly-   
   raped-her-at-yankee-stadium/   
      
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