Foot Model Sues Upscale Co-Op for Discrimination
A NYC city foot model who married the doorman that used to work at her uppercrust co-op sued the complex stating that her and the ex-employee were being discriminated against. In her suit, Christina Ambers alleges that she and the former porter, a Hispanic man named Angel Rotger, are being forced out of Avon house, which is located at East 74th Street.
She filed a $10 million dollar lawsuit against the Manhattan apartment management company, claiming that after she and Rotger married in July, employees in the building made her hail her own taxi and retrieve her own packages. She also believes that residents object to having a Hispanic living in the build, in particular, one that used to work there.
The official legal advisor for Avon House, Joe Colbert, said in a recent statement that the claims have “no merit.”
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