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14 - CAPE GAZETTE, Friday, Dec. 7 - Dec. 13, 2001
Harassment
Continued fro m page 1
continued until July 2000, when
Stevens allegedly did something
that caused her to file a formal
complaint.
"He brought me two pictures of
a partly dressed female," said
Evans. "I don't have any problem
f cking employees," she said
Stevens told her. "She [the
woman in the photo] used to work
for me too." Evans said she later
confirmed the woman in the pic-
ture had indeed been a Depart-
ment of Correction (DOC) em-
ployee. "I was so embarrassed
that I didn't tell anyone in my
unit," said Evans.
Later, however, two other fe-
male officers found the pictures,
shared that information with
Evans and also provided the name
of the woman in the picture. At
that point, said Evans, she con-
fessed her problem to the other
two officers. "Then I got scared,"
said Evans, "because I didn't
know what he [Stevens] was go-
ing to do."
Evans decided to place an
anonymous call with the DOC's
Internal Affairs Unit. Her call, she
said, was taped and replayed for
the warden, who recognized her
voice. "Yes, Internal Affairs did
contact the warden to try to deter-
mine who the caller was," said
Beth Welch, DOC public informa-
tion officer. "This is a legitimate
and often used investigative tool.
Internal Affairs had received an
allegation that caused them seri-
ous concern. Internal Affairs
needed to determine the exact na-
ture of the complaint and who all
might be involved."
Following that, Evans said, she
heard more comments from
Stevens, who allegedly told her he
knew about her complaint. Welch
Continued on page 15
Late Obituary
John E. Genther,
retired police officer
John E. Genther, 83, of Lewes,
died Thursday, Dec. 6, 2001, at
Lewes Convalescent Center.
Mr. Genther was born in Cam-
den, N.J., the son of the late John
E. and Elsie Schoenagle Genther.
He had served as a police officer
for the Borough of Westville, N.J.
for 15 years and was a member of
the Westville Volunteer Fire Com-
pany. He is survived by his wife
of 15 years, Eleanor Vaneman
Genther of Lewes; three step-
daughters, Lois Walsh of Turn-
ersville, N.J., Rosemary Barici of
Milton and Teresa Berghaier of
Berlin, N.J.; and two step-grand-
children, Michael and Kimberly
Walsh. Private graveside services
were held at Eglington Cemetery,
Clarksboro, N.J.,-at the conven-
ience of the family.
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gested to the American Heart As-
sociation, 600 N. DuPont Hwy.,
Georgetown DE 19947.
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