MEDIA, Pa. (KYW Newsradio) — Another woman who accused Delaware County’s former emergency services director of sexual harassment and assault took the stand on the second day of his trial.
Tim Boyce was fired in 2024 following sexual discrimination allegations from women in his office. He faces at least a decade in prison if convicted on charges of assault, harassment and lewd threatening.
The Pennsylvania Attorney General’s Office is prosecuting the case.
One of the victims testified on Tuesday that he lifted her skirt up without her consent in an effort to see her tattoos. On another occasion years later, she said, he grabbed her buttocks. She also alleged he showed her pictures of his genitals.
Another victim took the stand on Monday, claiming Boyce tried to kiss her on the lips while simultaneously grabbing her rear end. She eventually quit.
The jury is also expected to hear from a woman with whom Boyce had an affair while he was married.
Boyce’s defense team claimed this is a “political witch hunt” that was initiated by the former district attorney, beginning when county leadership shifted from Republican to Democrat. His attorneys said neither of the women making the claims reported the incidents to Human Resources, instead claiming they are out to get money.
