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Case 4:24-cv-00093-JKW-DEM Document 1 Filed 06/25/24 Page 1 of 15 PageID# 1

IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT


FOR THE EASTERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINA
NORFOLK DIVISION

MICHAEL TRENTON RUSK )


Plaintiff, )
)
v. ) JURY TRIAL DEMANDED
) Civil Action No.
)
JAMES CITY COUNTY )
101 Mounts Bay Road )
Williamsburg, VA 23185, )
)
and, )
)
JAMES CITY COUNTY POLICE )
DEPARTMENT, )
4600 Opportunity Way )
Williamsburg, VA 23188, )
)
Defendants. )
)

COMPLAINT

NOW COMES, Plaintiff, Michael Trenton Rusk (hereinafter “Mr. Rusk”), through

undersigned counsel, and brings this civil action against the above-named Defendants, James City

County (hereinafter “County”) and the James City County Police Department (hereinafter “Police

Department”) (both Defendants are hereinafter referred to as “Defendant” and or “Defendants”),

jointly and severally, and in support of his Complaint states as follows:

PRELIMINARY STATEMENT

1. Mr. Rusk has received notice of his right of action against the Defendants, issued pursuant

to his filing a charge with the United States Equal Employment Opportunity Commission.
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A copy of Mr. Rusk’s Notice of Right to Sue is attached hereto as Exhibit “A” and is

incorporated herein by reference.

2. This is a civil action brought by Mr. Rusk under § 706(f) of the Civil Rights Act of 1964,

42 U. S. C. § 2000e-5(f), which confers original jurisdiction on this Court over all actions

authorized by Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964. This action states federal claims

against the Defendants for discrimination on the basis of hostile work environment and

sexual harassment under Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, as amended, 42 U.S.C.

§2000e, et seq., and 42 U.S.C. § 1983 by denying Mr. Rusk his rights afforded by Title VII

and equal protection of the law set forth by the Fourteenth Amendment to the United States

Constitution.

3. This is a civil action brought by Mr. Rusk to secure redress for the Defendants’ violation

of his civil right to be free from workplace discrimination and harassment on the basis of

his sex. Federal law prohibits harassment in the workplace against any of the classes of

employees protected under federal and state discrimination law. Mr. Rusk has been subject

to illegal and intolerable conditions, including statements and other inappropriate and

unwanted behaviors of his supervisor, Sergeant Christopher Gibson (hereinafter

“Gibson”), that created an offensive and hostile work environment. Such behavior and

actions were ignored by the Defendants, because Mr. Rusk is a male. The Defendants failed

to take all reasonable steps necessary to prevent the occurrence of discrimination and

harassment. To the extent a policy exists that would expressly prohibit such an intolerable

workplace, the system was ignored and failed to protect Mr. Rusk. Instead, the Defendants

because of Mr. Rusk’s sex, allowed him to be placed in jail for over 20 days, placed him

on unpaid leave, and eventually terminated his employment.


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4. The Defendants, and more specifically, the Police Department, had a duty to take prompt

corrective action. Inaction following notice results in employer liability. At all times

mentioned herein, the Defendants and their agent Gibson were acting in a managerial and

supervisory role with full knowledge of the conduct and behavior described.

5. Mr. Rusk seeks compensatory damages, attorneys’ fees, and costs.

THE PARTIES

6. At all times relevant to this action, Mr. Rusk, was, and remains, a resident of James City

County, Virginia and is a citizen of the United States of America.

7. At all times relevant to this action, Mr. Rusk was employed by the Defendant James City

County as a police officer with the James City County Police Department located at 4600

Opportunity Way, in the County of James City, in the state of Virginia, in the Eastern

District of Virginia.

8. At all times material to this Complaint, Defendant James City County is a county located

in the state of Virginia, and is responsible for the local governance, law enforcement, and

public services within its jurisdictional limits. The James City County Government

Center and Human Resources are located at 101 Mounts Bay Road, Williamsburg, VA

23185. The County is a recipient of federal financial assistance as well as state funding.

9. At all times material to this Complaint, the Defendant James City County Police

Department is a Virginia law enforcement agency that serves James City County. The

Police Department is located at 4600 Opportunity Way, James City County, Virginia but

receives correspondence at P.O. Box 8784 Williamsburg, Virginia 23187. The Police

Department is a recipient of federal financial assistance as well as state funding.


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10. James City County and James City County Police are joined as defendants pursuant to

Federal Rule of Civil Procedure 20, as rights to relief arise out of the same transaction,

occurrence, or series of transactions or occurrences, and questions of law or fact common

to all plaintiffs will arise in the action.

11. All the actions, omissions and conduct complained of were undertaken by the Defendants

under the color of state law. Defendants’ conduct represents a violation of Mr. Rusk’s

rights secured by Constitution and federal laws of the United States.

JURISDICTION AND VENUE

12. Jurisdiction over these claims is invoked pursuant to 28 U.S.C. § 1331, 1332, 1343, and

1367.

13. Venue is proper in this District pursuant to 28 U.S.C. § 1391(b).

14. Plaintiff demands a trial by jury pursuant to Fed. R. Civ. P. 38(b).

FACTUAL ALLEGATIONS

15. James City County Police Department is a law enforcement agency that serves the

County of James City, in the State of Virginia, in the Eastern District of Virginia.

16. The Defendants offered Mr. Rusk the position of Police Officer I (Certified) in February

of 2021, and began employment at this position in March of 2021.

17. At all times relevant to this action, Gibson was a Sergeant with the James City County

Police Department and was Mr. Rusk’s immediate supervisor.

18. Mr. Rusk’s potential for promotions and special assignments were primarily affected by

his immediate supervisor Gibson. Gibson’s recommendations and opinion of Mr. Rusk

were vital to any advancements and access to specialty units such as the Marine Patrol

Unit. During the majority of Mr. Rusk’s time with the Police Department and at all times
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relevant to this action, Gibson was Mr. Rusk’s immediate supervisor. Furthermore,

Gibson was responsible for filing any disciplinary forms and administering any corrective

action, along with completing the Police Department’s annual performance conference

forms for Mr. Rusk. See attached as Exhibit “B”, a disciplinary form and a performance

conference form filled out by Gibson for Rusk.

19. Starting late December 2021 to January of 2023, Gibson increasingly made unwelcome

sexual advances and harassed Mr. Rusk, his subordinate, both on-duty and off-duty.

20. Gibson’s unwanted, inappropriate conduct included: hand holding, touching, slapping

Mr. Rusk’s posterior, stalking, grooming, sexual comments/suggestions, and other forms

of sexual harassment and assault.

21. Immediately following a life-altering event in September 2022, Mr. Rusk suggested to

Gibson that they use a phone application called “Life360,” which he used with his family

for emergencies. “Life360” allows users to share their current location to other selected

and approved users. Mr. Rusk had previously used this application with a former

coworker, Investigator Crane, when he was employed with the Newport News Police

Department as a safety tool for officers to locate another while on duty in the field.

22. Gibson regularly tracked Mr. Rusk’s location using “Life360” and would show up

unannounced both on-duty and off-duty to monitor and follow Mr. Rusk, to the point that

it made Mr. Rusk feel he was being stalked and harassed. Thereafter, Mr. Rusk

discontinued use of the application which caused Gibson to be very upset, despite Mr.

Rusk installing “Life360” on his work phone in an effort to compromise or alleviate any

chance of retaliation.
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23. Rusk was issued a marked patrol vehicle by the Police Department, to which he would

drive home with him after every shift. The majority of police vehicles owned by the

Police Department are equipped with mobile data computers (MDTs). Gibson having

special supervisor access to the MDTs location tracking software allowed him to further

stalk Mr. Rusk’s whereabouts using his patrol vehicle’s MDT, which forced Mr. Rusk to

disable location tracking several times on his MDT for fear of unwanted interaction with

Gibson.

24. In the Police Department, direct supervisors and officers in charge are responsible for

directing what zones of the County that their subordinates patrol.

25. Gibson consistently and deliberately scheduled Mr. Rusk to patrol Zone 1, which is the

zone Gibson’s office was located (at the Law Enforcement Center, 4600 Opportunity

Way, Williamsburg, VA 23188), in order to track Mr. Rusk more closely and control

different aspects of Mr. Rusk’s daily work routine. (i.e. Meal breaks, officer assignments,

calls for service, etc.)

26. As Gibson’s unwanted conduct continued to intensify, Mr. Rusk felt compelled to invite

other officers to join him and Gibson on lunch breaks due to how uncomfortable

Gibson’s unwanted conduct made him feel on numerous occasions,

27. Mr. Rusk was subject to Gibson’s pervasive and severe attempts to groom an

inappropriate romantic relationship and entice a sexual response; both verbally and

physically. Attached herein as Exhibit “C” are text communications between Gibson and

Mr. Rusk highlighting the pervasive, severe, inappropriate, and often sexually suggestive

communications between Gibson and Mr. Rusk.


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28. Mr. Rusk’s texts contained in Exhibit “C” are conditioned responses that are a product

of a combination of factors, such as, Gibson’s supervisory position over Mr. Rusk, the

control and influence he had over Mr. Rusk’s future within the Police Department, and

the environment and culture promoted by the Police Department. Mr. Rusk fell prey to

Gibson's grooming tactics and felt the only option was to appease Gibson. Mr. Rusk’s

text communications in Exhibit “C” are more fully explained by Ms. Kimberly Pinto,

LCSW, BCN, CCTS, CFTP, in her letter attached as Exhibit “D”.

29. During the Fall of 2022 and into the Winter of 2023, Gibson’s pervasive and severe

attempts to groom an inappropriate romantic relationship and entice a sexual response;

both verbally and physically, began to get increasingly worse. On the night of January 24,

2023, and in the morning of January 25, 2023, after taking his subordinate to multiple

breweries and bars, Gibson made unwanted advances and began to sexually assault and

batter Mr. Rusk relentlessly. Gibson prevented Mr. Rusk from calling for help, and

forcefully prevented Mr. Rusk from getting away from him by grabbing him and holding

him against Mr. Rusk’s truck, depriving Mr. Rusk the opportunity to flee and seek help.

Gibson continued to get more sexually and physically aggressive and his subsequent

actions left Mr. Rusk with no other viable option but to reasonably defend himself, given

the circumstances as he perceived them during those moments in real time. As a result,

Mr. Rusk was placed on unpaid administrative leave, and has pending criminal charges.

The video of the incident is attached as Exhibit “E”.

30. Mr. Rusk, sometime in or around December of 2023, approached in private discussions,

his next-in-line supervisor, Lieutenant Gregory White (hereinafter “White”), on

numerous occasions regarding Gibson’s unwanted conduct alleged in this action.


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Verification that Mr. Rusk informed White of Gibson’s unwanted conduct is found in

footage captured from Investigator Heilman’s body-worn Axon camera (AXON BODY 3

- SN:X60A4572X), attached as Exhibit “F”. Exhibit “F” has audio and visual footage

that shows an interview Investigator Heilman conducts with White. During playback of

Exhibit “F”, White can be observed seeking approval/confirmation from Assistant Chief

Humphries about the time-frame that Mr. Rusk reported the aforementioned behaviors;

furthermore, indicating that Assistant Chief Humphries also failed to intervene despite

having known. Further verification of Mr. Rusk informing White of Gibson’s unwanted

conduct is found in an email obtained by a FOIA request, attached as Exhibit “G”.

31. Mr. Rusk does not agree with White’s perceived recollection of their discussions

regarding Gibson as detailed in Exhibit “F” and Exhibit “G”, and affirmatively denies

ever telling White that he would handle the situation, and further denies that he followed

up with White advising that the issues they had discussed in private had been resolved.

32. Despite Mr. Rusk’s disagreement with White’s recollection of the content of their private

discussions, the conduct that White does admit Mr. Rusk informed him of contained in

Exhibit “F” and Exhibit “G” is still conduct identified in the James City County

Policies and Procedures Manual, attached as Exhibit “H”, and prohibited under Section

7.6 “Categories of Inappropriate Conduct”, more specifically falling under Category 2

and 3 inappropriate conduct. White had a duty to report and investigate Mr. Rusk’s issues

regarding Gibson, instead he recklessly disregarded Rusk’s complaints, both the conduct

White recalls in Exhibit “F” and Exhibit “G” and the conduct Mr. Rusk alleges in this

action to have reported to White. Neither White, Assistant Police Chief Humphries, nor

any other authority or supervisor within the Police Department intervened to address Mr.
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Rusks concerns regarding Gibson’s inappropriate and unlawful and unwanted conduct,

and recklessly disregarded his pleas for help, despite the James City County Policies and

Procedures Manual stating in Section 10.8(B) that Department Directors and Supervisors

shall “(1) [e]nsure that the work environment is free from all types of unlawful

discriminatory harassment…” and further, “(2) [t]ake prompt, appropriate action within

their work units to resolve any complaint and to prevent the incidence of discriminatory

harassment.”

33. James City County Policies and Procedures manual, Section 10.8(C) affirms that

“Discriminatory Harassment is a form of discrimination that violates Title VII of the

Civil Rights Act of 1964…[and] includes but is not limited to…Sexual Harassment.”

Section 10.8 further states that “Sexual advances, whether verbal or physical in nature,

are unlawful and constitute sexual harassment when: (a) submission to such advances is

an explicit or implicitly condition of employment; (b) submission to or rejection of such

advances affects the job the employee holds; or (c) the conduct substantially interferes

with the employee’s work performance by creating an intimidating, hostile, or offensive

work environment.”

34. James City County and their Policy and Procedures provide a formal complaint form for

reporting Discriminatory Harassment, however, out of fear of retaliation, Mr. Rusk did

not submit one. Mr. Rusk, in hopes to limit any retaliation, went up the chain of

command to Lieutenant White, who was directly above Gibson, and told Lieutenant

White about the continuous issues with Gibson’s conduct alleged in this action and

begged him to be put under another supervisor.


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35. Upon information and good faith belief, Chapter 10 of the James City County Policies

and Procedures Manual, attached as Exhibit “H”, has not been updated since January 14,

2014.

36. An assessment of the Police Department conducted by Dr. Tamara N. Rodenberg in

October of 2022, attached as Exhibit “I”, corroborates Mr. Rusk’s fear of retaliation and

indicates that he is not alone in his fear: “There is a perceived lack of leadership in the

direction of the Department, process for solving issues, and trust in Command Staff’s

ability to lead the day-to-day concerns of the Department. If someone speaks out, there is

a fear of retaliation manifested in perception of who receives promotions, unfair

assignments, and efforts to avoid interactions/conversation.” The same report includes

later, regarding interviews made as part of the assessment, that “Issues raised throughout

these conversations include an overarching discontentment with top leadership noting the

lack of strong visionary, collaborative, and inspiring direction. The perception of a

significant lack of communication has led to a sense of avoidance of employees, limited

to friendships, poor to no communication, favoritism, and retaliation.”

37. Further evidence of the toxic environment, favoritism, and the lack of trust cultivated

within the Police Department is evidenced by the James City County Police Department

Review conducted by the Virginia Association of Chiefs of Police attached as Exhibit

“J”, which states that interviewed persons (officers and employees of the Police

Department) “did not trust the promotional process…many described the workplace as

toxic…some said they were happy to retire as soon as they can…there was no trust in the

executive staff…all indications are that the department needs a new, more positive

culture.”
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38. The Defendants’ conduct has completely ruined Mr. Rusk’s life. The shocking and

frightening events that occurred to Mr. Rusk on January 24 and 25 of 2023, combined

and in conjunction with the Defendants’ conduct alleged in this action has caused Mr.

Rusk to suffer substantial mental health issues, and stress, which have manifested

themselves into physical ailments. This has created a need for substantial mental health

treatment, numerous scheduled and emergency visits, as well as a continuous need for

medications and their respective adjustments. As a result of the Defendants’ conduct,

alleged in this action, Mr. Rusk has suffered, and will in the future suffer, damages

including substantial pecuniary losses, medical expenses, medication expenses, expenses

for mental health treatment, loss of career opportunities, promotions and advancements;

loss of retirement benefits; loss of fringe benefits; embarrassment; humiliation and

inconvenience; severe mental anguish, stress; pain and suffering; loss of enjoyment of

life and other non-pecuniary injury in amounts to be determined at trial.

COUNT ONE
HOSTILE WORK ENVIRONMENT - SEXUAL HARASSMENT
Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964
42 U.S.C. § 2000e

39. Mr. Rusk incorporates herein by reference the allegations made above as though fully set

forth herein.

40. 42 U.S.C. § 2000e-2(a) provides that it is an unlawful employment practice for an

employer “to fail or refuse to hire or to discharge any individual, or otherwise to

discriminate against any individual with respect to his compensation, terms, conditions,

or privileges of employment, because of such individual’s race, color, religion, sex, or

national origin.”

41. Gibson’s conduct towards Mr. Rusk, described above, was unwelcome.
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42. The conduct was based on Mr. Rusk’s sex.

43. The conduct was sufficiently severe and pervasive to alter Mr. Rusk’s working conditions

of employment and to create an abusive hostile working environment.

44. The Defendants are responsible for the culture and environment that allowed Gibson’s

conduct and said conduct was and is imputable on the Defendants based on agency

principles and vicarious liability, as outlined in the Complaint. Furthermore, after

learning of Gibson’s conduct the Defendants recklessly ignored the conduct knowing it

violates federal law thereby warranting punitive damages.

45. The Defendants, by and through its employees, officers, supervising officers, and

command staff, violated Mr. Rusk’s rights under Title VII (42 U.S.C. § 2000e, et seq.),

by engaging in actions and/or activities constituting hostile work environment - sexual

harassment against Mr. Rusk.

46. Defendants, through its agents and employees, have discriminated against Mr. Rusk by

sexually harassing Mr. Rusk and by failing to implement and enforce a sufficient policy

against sexual harassment. These practices of discrimination against Mr. Rusk are in

direct violation of his rights guaranteed by Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, 42

U. S. C. § 2000e et seq. and the Civil Rights Act of 1991.

47. These violations by the Defendants were based on Mr. Rusk’s sex and affected the terms,

conditions, and/or privileges of Mr. Rusk’s employment.

48. As a direct and proximate result of the unlawful conduct of Defendants, Mr. Rusk has

suffered, and will in the future suffer, damages including substantial pecuniary losses,

medical expenses, medication expenses, expenses for mental health treatment, loss of

career opportunities, promotions and advancements; loss of retirement benefits; loss of


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fringe benefits; embarrassment; humiliation and inconvenience; severe mental anguish,

stress; pain and suffering; loss of enjoyment of life and other non-pecuniary injury in

amounts to be determined at trial.

49. In addition, Mr. Rusk has incurred, and continues to accrue, attorneys’ fees and other

costs related to the prosecution of this action.

COUNT TWO
VIOLATION OF RIGHTS SECURED
42. U.S.C. SECTION 1983

50. Mr. Rusk incorporates herein by reference the allegations made above as though fully set

forth herein.

51. The Defendants are a government agency and the conduct of Gibson, and the Defendants

described above was done under the color of state law.

52. The Defendants deliberately acted against Mr. Rusk as outlined above because of his sex

(male). Mr. Rusk was deprived by the Defendants of his Constitutional rights and

protection by the laws of the United States.

53. The Defendants were and are in violation of 42 U.S.C. § 1983 by denying Mr. Rusk his

rights afforded by Title VII and equal protection of the laws set forth by the Fourteenth

Amendment to the United States Constitution. Mr. Rusk’s sex (male) was the

Defendants’ prime motivating factor for recklessly disregarding Mr. Rusk’s complaints,

and effectively terminating him May 16, 2024. The Memorandum for the Proposed

Termination of Employment is attached at “Exhibit K”.

54. Had Mr. Rusk been female, the Defendants would have never allowed the conduct

alleged to have been reported to White to continue and that female officer would have

been assigned a different supervisor and Gibson would mostly likely have been
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immediately terminated. However, due to his sex his complaints were not taken seriously

and ignored. Furthermore, due to his sex he was not protected and supported by the

Defendants after the events displayed in Exhibit “E”. Instead, because of Mr. Rusk’s

sex, he was place in jail for over 20 days, placed on unpaid administrative leave, while

Gibson was placed on paid leave, and then effectively terminated prior to the outcome of

any criminal trial.

55. As a direct and proximate result of the unlawful conduct of Defendants, Mr. Rusk has

suffered, and will in the future suffer, damages including substantial pecuniary losses,

medical expenses, medication expenses, expenses for mental health treatment, loss of

career opportunities, promotions and advancements; loss of retirement benefits; loss of

fringe benefits; embarrassment; humiliation and inconvenience; severe mental anguish,

stress; pain and suffering; loss of enjoyment of life and other non-pecuniary injury in

amounts to be determined at trial.

56. The conduct of the Defendants was recklessly indifferent to federal laws established to

protect Mr. Rusk’s rights. The named Defendants acted willfully and maliciously

warranting punitive damages to punish and deter the Defendants and others from the

same egregious actions.

PRAYER FOR RELIEF

WHEREFORE, Mr. Rusk prays for judgment against the Defendants, jointly and
severally, as follows:

57. An Order permanently enjoining and restraining Defendants, their agents, officers,

servants and employees from sexually harassing other employees; and from failing to

implement and enforce a sufficient policy against sexual harassment;


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58. Compensatory damages for back pay, lost future earnings, and compensation for medical

expenses, medication expenses, expenses for mental health treatment, loss of career

opportunities, promotions and advancements; loss of retirement benefits; loss of fringe

benefits; embarrassment; humiliation and inconvenience; severe mental anguish, stress;

pain and suffering; loss of enjoyment of life and other non-pecuniary injuries and other

lost employment benefits in an amount not less than $5,500,000.00 for all claims, and

$2,750,000.00 for each individual claim;

59. That the Defendants, their agents and employees be enjoined from depriving Mr. Rusk

and other males of equal employment opportunities under Section 706(g) of the Civil

Rights Act of 1964, 42 U. S. C. § 2000e(g), which empowers this Court to permanently

enjoin the Defendants from any and all violations of the rights that Mr. Rusk herein seeks

to assert under Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, as amended;

60. Punitive damages in the amount of Three Hundred Thousand Dollars ($300,000.00) for

each claim;

61. Reasonable costs and attorneys’ fees against the Defendants;

62. Any and all additional relief as the Court may deem appropriate.

Date: June 25, 2024 Respectfully submitted,

By: __/s/ William Peyton Akers, Esq.___

William Peyton Akers, Esq. (VSB# 89933)


Akers & Cleator Law Group, P.L.L.C.
3917 Midlands Rd., Bldg. 2, Ste. 100
Williamsburg, VA 23185
E-Mail: peyton@[Link]
Tel: 757-707-8838
Fax: 757-707-8828
Counsel for the Plaintiff

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