Probe finds that John Falcicchio sexually harassed D.C. employee

Falcicchio, Bowser’s top aide, resigned in March after woman’s complaint.

A city investigation has substantiated a female D.C. government employee’s claim that a former top adviser to Mayor Muriel E.

Debra Katz, the attorney representing the accuser, said that she is “gratified” that the sexual harassment allegations were substantiated. She said it was “harder to render determinations” on the unsubstantiated allegations based on the record the investigator had.“Overall, we expect that the District will now have to face the fact that someone this high up in the administration was permitted to treat our client in this reprehensible fashion,” she said.

The woman said that Falcicchio on Sept. 28 and Oct. 2, 2022, “made unwelcome, physical, sexual advances towards her while she was at his apartment,” according to the summary. The woman told the investigator that Falcicchio used his office “as his dating ground” and she “proffered the names of 11 current and former District employees rumored to have engaged in sexual conduct” with him.

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