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According to the filing, Spilker was at a Halloween party when it happened. She again, did not report the assault because of fear of retaliation. The documents show that in , when former officer Sarah Williams, complained to then-Chief Jeff Bliemiester about the toxic work environment for women, Williams disclosed female officers had been assaulted at the Lincoln Police Department, including Spilker. The documents said as far as Spilker is aware, no thorough investigation was initiated.

Spilker said she was never interviewed in regard to this investigation. Later on in , the court documents show Spilker was forced to interact with the officer who assaulted her several times. Since then, an EEO complaint has been filed with the city regarding the assault Spilker experienced at the Halloween party.

In December , then-Chief Bliemeister and then-Captain Michon Morrow informed Spilker the officer who assaulted her at the party would be removed from service during the investigation. The complaint alleges the officer accused of assaulting Spilker worked from home during his suspension and later returned to work.

He was ultimately given an eight-hour suspension. This was later found to be unrelated to the sexual assault and instead related to his physical assault of a male officer, according to the court documents. These two assaults are not the only complaints in the court documents.

The documents also allege the department failed to provide an appropriate place for Spilker to pump breast-milk for her children when she gave birth. None of these facilities were private or hygienic. The documents allege that at times, janitorial staff walked in on women pumping in the locker room. They say she faced comments from officers saying she was only nursing her child as an excuse to be out of service.

Later, when Spilker was pregnant with her second child, she faced high-risk complications and had to go on light duty.

Throughout the years, Spilker reports she faced unwanted sexual advances by fellow officers and personnel with Lincoln Fire and Rescue. She said when she did engage in relationships with fellow officers, she faced extreme scrutiny that the male counter-parts did not face. In , Spilker separated from her husband and later had a brief relationship with a recruit officer. Nine months later, Spilker was asked by her then-supervisor Genelle Moore if she was having a relationship with any recruits.

Later she clarified she had a previous relationship with a recruit nine-months before. Because of this, Spilker was investigated, suspended for 40 hours and received a Brady Letter in her file stating she may not be fit to testify.