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<blockquote data-quote="Babagounj" data-source="post: 1844120" data-attributes="member: 12952"><img src="http://moonbattery.com/graphics/marie-auma.jpg" alt="" class="fr-fic fr-dii fr-draggable " style="" />A cousin of Barack Obama is suing Scotland Yard for £400,000 [$609,896.00] after claiming colleagues would deliberately pass wind at her desk to make her life a misery.Marie Auma says police officers and Met staff conspired to bully her, including two who would regularly break wind near her while working at Southwark Police Station.The 57-year-old, who was at Mr Obama’s inauguration in 2009, claims she was ‘belittled and humiliated’ in the campaign of alleged harassment.It stemmed from refusal of leave to visit her brother’s grave after he died in a car crash in Kenya in 2007 and ended in her being medically retired with mental health difficulties.She told Judge Simon Freeland it was ‘upsetting’ to have a colleague breaking wind ‘in a primitive way’ at her desk while on a nightshift.‘He would come and stand right in front of me and blow the wind loudly – brrrrp – then look at me and laugh,’ she said.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Babagounj, post: 1844120, member: 12952"] [IMG]http://moonbattery.com/graphics/marie-auma.jpg[/IMG] A cousin of Barack Obama is suing Scotland Yard for £400,000 [$609,896.00] after claiming colleagues would deliberately pass wind at her desk to make her life a misery. Marie Auma says police officers and Met staff conspired to bully her, including two who would regularly break wind near her while working at Southwark Police Station. The 57-year-old, who was at Mr Obama’s inauguration in 2009, claims she was ‘belittled and humiliated’ in the campaign of alleged harassment. It stemmed from refusal of leave to visit her brother’s grave after he died in a car crash in Kenya in 2007 and ended in her being medically retired with mental health difficulties. She told Judge Simon Freeland it was ‘upsetting’ to have a colleague breaking wind ‘in a primitive way’ at her desk while on a nightshift. ‘He would come and stand right in front of me and blow the wind loudly – brrrrp – then look at me and laugh,’ she said. [/QUOTE]

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