The former Bradford County Emergency Management Coordinator who was recently charged with harassing and stalking the county’s 911 director is suing his former boss for alleged defamation and negligence.
According to The Daily Review, Jeffrey A. Rosenheck filed the lawsuit in Bradford County Court on February 28th, just a few days before he was charged with stalking 911 Director Robert Repasky.
Rosenheck was charged after allegedly contacting Repasky multiple times for several months despite repeated warnings.
Bradford County Detectives said Rosenheck sent Repasky threatening text messages from Aug. 7 to Sept. 6 last year.
In his lawsuit, Rosenheck is asking the court to remove Repasky as 911 director due to negligence and dereliction of duty.
He’s also seeking $5,000 for pain and suffering, mental anguish and loss from reputational damage, as well as money for legal fees. An additional $5,000 is being sought for the South Creek Ambulance Association for lost business due to alleged inappropriate dispatching.
The 911 Director is also accused of directing dispatchers to not talk to Rosenheck after his resignation as EMC on Aug. 9.
Repasky is accused of making derogatory and discriminatory comments about Rosenheck’s Jewish religion during his employment, which includes his time as Emergency Management Coordinator from 2021 to 2024 and previous work as a 911 dispatcher.
Rosenheck also raised concerns to Repasky about operational and dispatch actions of the South Creek Ambulance Association, where Rosenheck worked as an ambulance captain, after his resignation as EMC.
The issues included alleged failure of the 911 Center to dispatch Advanced Life Support to a motor vehicle accident and failure to dispatch the closest unit, which was South Creek, to several calls in mutual aid area.
The lawsuit said Repasky failed to respond to the concerns.
