A state inspector was caught on camera groping a doggy daycare owner in Bucktown, and CBS 2 has learned he won’t be facing criminal charges.
after we first broke the story last summer. Soon afterward, many other accusers came forward.CBS 2 Investigator Megan Hickey on Thursday dug into why prosecutors are not pursuing a case against Guillen.
“He’s holding the clipboard as he’s hugging me, and it’s not signed off that we passed – and I’m like, what do I do? What do I do? Tell him to stop?” Nindig said last year.“He shook my hand, pulled me in, and then the hand went from the middle of of my back to the top – and then went down to my rear end,” Magda Szymczyk, owner of Gypsy Cats NFP Inc. Feline Sanctuary, told us in July.with nearly identical stories of sexual harassment.
They were looking at a charge of official misconduct, because the alleged encounters all happened while Guillen was on the clock getting paid by Illinois taxpayers. “I think that the chances are very good that we can stop this behavior by interrupting it,” she said.“It’s very reasonable for victims to interpret a refusal to prosecute him as an expression of minimization of what happened to the women,” she said.
As for Guillen, he did not respond to our multiple requests for comment. But he did sit for a video deposition.
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