The New York State Attorney General’s Office introduced dozens of officials from the Cuomo administration, including his top aides, and requested that they submit documents as part of an investigation into allegations of sexual harassment against the governor, sources familiar with the matter said.
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Ana Lis, a former aide to Mr Cuomo, who has accused the Democratic governor of misconduct, said that during a meeting with investigators, he was asked about Ms DeRosa’s behavior in the workplace.
In 2014, Ms. working in the state capital. “Ms. Investigators asked about how De Rosa interacted with him. “They were trying to find out if Melissa had targeted me,” Ms. Lise said.
She told investigators that her Ms. Not much to do with DeRosa, who at the time was Mr. Cumo’s director of communications.
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