A lawsuit has been filed alleging a serious incident involving the West Seneca Police Chief. The lawsuit claims the chief raped a woman. This incident is said to have occurred at a convention.
Further details about the allegations are available from the source. The lawsuit provides more information about the incident and the parties involved.
The source, WGRZ, has more details about the lawsuit and the allegations against the West Seneca Police Chief.
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