A former city employee filed a hair-raising lawsuit against the city’s Department of Social Services on Tuesday claiming that she was sexually abused by her boss repeatedly and that the agency failed to protect her or investigate her explosive claims.
Trishana Jones, a former homelessness case worker with the DSS, filed the suit in Bronx Supreme Court, naming the Department of Social Services as a defendant, along with the alleged perpetrator Dason Noble, and her direct supervisor Myrtha Robin.
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