Dugan writes, “Ferris wasn’t the only person to harass the woman, it is alleged. At a 2012 Christmas party at the home of Executive Editor Ted Merz, a second editor, Joe Brusuelas, made ‘lewd comments’ and propositioned her to leave in a ‘private car,’ according to the suit.
“[This reporter worked at Bloomberg under Merz from 2012 to 2014 and was present at the above-mentioned Christmas party. The reporter left early and didn’t witness any of the behavior described in the complaint.]
“Brusuelas, who’s no longer at Bloomberg, declined to comment.”
Dugan later reports, “Merz, who was in Nicaragua when reached on his cell phone on Friday, said, ‘I don’t have a comment and I don’t know anything about it,’ before hanging up on a Post reporter.”
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