Saratoga Springs officials covered up officer’s sexual assault of woman, lawsuit alleges

The woman was repeatedly harassed, stalked, threatened and intimidated after the alleged assaults, according to the complaint.

(Rick Egan | The Salt Lake Tribune) Chantelle Jones listens as her attorney Robert Sykes talks about a new federal lawsuit filed Monday that accuses the Saratoga Springs police chief, assistant police chief and city manager of dismissing Jones' complaints and requests for help after an officer sexually assaulted her in 2019, effectively covering up the alleged attacks, on Tuesday, Jan. 10, 2023.

Saratoga Springs officials covered up officer’s sexual assault of woman, lawsuit alleges

The woman was repeatedly harassed, stalked, threatened and intimidated after the alleged assaults, according to the complaint.

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