The New York Law Journal by Noeleen G. Walder - March 25, 2011
A family law attorney accused of groping a vacuum-cleaner saleswoman was released Wednesday on $500 bail. An employee from Kirby Steam Cleaners showed up at the Brooklyn Heights apartment of the lawyer, Barry Bondorowsky, after he called the company for a demonstration. When the woman went to use the bathroom, she discovered the toilet would not flush and called for the lawyer's assistance, according to law enforcement officials. But instead of helping, Mr. Bondorowsky, 66, allegedly pressed himself against the saleswoman and grabbed her. Fearing for her life, the woman fled and called police, who arrested Mr. Bondorowsky, according to prosecutors. At the precinct, the lawyer repeatedly tried to grab the arresting female officer and attempted to kiss a male sergeant, according to officials. Mr. Bondorowsky, who headed the Brooklyn Bar Association's family law committee for five years and received the association's distinguished service award in 1992, was charged with third-degree assault, forcible touching, and other charges. He did not return a call for comment.
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The New York Post by Jamie Schram and Jeane MacIntosh - March 24, 2011
A Brooklyn lawyer busted for a sex crime later tried to get freaky at the precinct -- groping the arresting officer and trying to kiss her male sergeant, authorities said yesterday. Barry Bondorowsky, 66, stunned cops at the 84th Precinct Monday when he "repeatedly tried to grab the [arresting] officer's buttocks" and smooch her boss, police sources said. Bondorowsky was in custody for the alleged sexual assault of a Kirby vacuum-cleaner saleswoman he scheduled for an in-home demo. The woman set up the vacuum, then asked to use the bathroom of his apartment in a luxury Downtown Brooklyn building. "He grabbed me hard and squeezed my breasts. I pushed him away as hard as I could," the shaken 41-year-old saleswoman told The Post. "I was scared, panicking." Cops said Bondorowsky ordered the woman to his bed. "He said, 'I don't need a vacuum, I need a woman!' " she said. She ran to the lobby crying hysterically and called 911, police said. He was hit with assault, sex-abuse, forcible-touching and other charges, and released on $500 bail. He declined comment at his office.
My, what a DISTINGUISHED officer of New York's courts. Just like Allen Isaac.
ReplyDeleteTo the above writer....If he was Allen Isaac he would have gotten away with it all...I've been told that "ISAAC IS A VERY POWERFUL LAWYER AND UNTOUCHABLE!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteTo the above writer....If he was Allen Isaac he would have gotten away with it all...I've been told that "ISAAC IS A VERY POWERFUL LAWYER AND UNTOUCHABLE!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteHe was dumb and one of the top good lawyers who, "headed the Brooklyn Bar Association's family law committee for five years and received the association's distinguished service award." The cleverer multitude of bad Brooklyn lawyers avoid molesting the Police and concentrate their depravity and greed on the common Brooklynite.
ReplyDeleteif they are not giving you a suck job they are trying to get one.......should have just used the Kirby!
ReplyDeleteif they are not giving you a suck job they are trying to get one.......should have just used the Kirby!
ReplyDeleteThe FUNNY part is, those that know lawyer behavior amongst the DDC, are not surprised. The SADDEST part is, follow this story to the inevitable slap on the hand and back-room giggle there too!!!
ReplyDeleteBet this bum has a hook at the DDC too just like Allen Isaac? Do you think they go to the same shul? Another bum who has been doing this for years and it's all been covered up by his pals in the illegal system! They (lawyers) know how to game the system. If this bum did this to anyone in my family he would wish he was dead.
ReplyDeleteyou sure this guy isn't a federal judge at 500 Pearl st.?
ReplyDeleteis it true that Barry Bondorowsky and Allen Isaac go to the same shul? They have to know each other right! The buzz on Court Street is that these people have protection. Still looking for old Charley the DA? He has to know them!
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