Washington — Sen. Ben Cardin said Legislative center Police are researching after news reports connected one of his previous helpers to a sex tape that was supposedly shot in a State house Slope hearing room.
The Maryland liberal told journalists Monday that he was “irate” and “frustrated” by the episode.
“It’s a break of trust,” he said. “It’s a shocking circumstance, and it’s introduced a great deal of outrage and disappointment. I’m worried about our staff and the way that they feel about this.”
Legislative center Police said Saturday they knew about the occurrence and “investigating” it.
The Everyday Guest distributed pieces of the video on Friday that purportedly shows two men having intercourse in a Senate hearing room. The American front News has not autonomously gotten the video or affirmed the personality of the people in question.
After it was accounted for that one of his staff members was involved, Cardin’s office put out an announcement saying: “Aidan Maese-Czeropski is not generally utilized by the U.S. Senate.”
In an explanation on his LinkedIn account, which has since been erased, Maese-Czeropski said, “This struggles for me, as I have been gone after for who I love to seek after a political plan.”
“While a portion of my activities in the past have shown misguided thinking, I love my work and could never disregard my work environment,” he said. “Any endeavors to portray my activities in any case are manufactured and I will investigate what lawful choices are accessible to me in these issues.”
Cardin said he knew nothing about his previous assistant having some other disciplinary issues, and he had not conversed with the previous staff member when inquired as to whether the staff member had apologized.
“I can’t discuss other staff, however I have not conversed with him,” Cardin said.