Exclusive | NYC high school worker had sickening trysts with girl in empty rooms while officials turned blind eye: lawsuit
A Brooklyn public high school worker routinely rendezvoused with a teenage girl in empty rooms for sickening daytime trysts – while administrators shrugged off abuse complaints, a bombshell new lawsuit claimed.Former student Brittany Linton, now a grown mother of five, claimed that Canarsie High School worker Kevin Gilford Orr made her life a living nightmare in a series of rapes in the early 2000s — but the accused shrugged off the lawsuit and shockingly told The Post Thursday that “she was at least 19 at the time.”But Linton said in papers and an interview that the “violent, criminal sex acts” started at the now-shuttered school back in 2005, when she was just 15 and the alleged creep was checking in students for lunch.“He was supposed to be my supporter, not my abuser,” Linton said.
“I trusted him to look out for me and instead he took advantage of my vulnerability and violated me, and my trust.”The Brooklyn Supreme Court suit blames the city’s Department of Education, claiming that officials “carelessly, negligently, and recklessly ignored and dismissed” complaints of “sexual abuse made against him.”“I have serious concerns about how this was handled,” she told The Post in an interview, claiming that no teacher or school official appeared concerned when Orr would remove her from math class weekly to rape her in an empty room down the hall.Orr emphatically denied the allegations, and said while he knew Linton as a student and that they had a physical relationship when she was “at least 19.”“This is crazy,” Orr told The Post, “none of that ever happened…This is a money grab.”Linton told The Post that Orr allegedly started grooming her when she was just 15 years old as he checked students into lunch.According to public records, Orr spent several years as a full-time public school aide.“It started off with him making snarky comments or grabbing my hand when I walked past,” she claimed, adding that at first, she la...