APD investigating Waffle House CEO of Buckhead

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The Atlanta Police Department is investigating allegations that Buckheadresident and Waffle House CEO Joe W. Rogers Jr. repeatedly forced an Acworthwoman to perform sex acts on him during the years she worked as Rogers'personal assistant.

Joseph W. Rogers Jr. 

According to a Marietta Daily Journal story, Mye Brindle workedout of Rogers' Buckhead home on Chatham Road as his assistant from 2003 untilMay of this year and it was at that home the 43-year-old single mother saidmost of the alleged acts occurred, according to an Atlanta Police incident report.
“As a condition of Brindle’s employment, and against Brindle’swill, Rogers willfully, repeatedly and with specific intent to harm and oppressBrindle, required Brindle to perform sexual services,” Atlanta policewrote in the incident report.
Beginning in 2003, this happened "once or twice amonth," Brindle told police.
She was never involved in a romantic relationship with Rogers,but Brindle “endured the sexual harassment and assault by Rogers for anumber of years because she could not find work of comparable pay, because herchild's father abandoned them, left the country and left Brindle and her son ontheir own without any financial contribution whatsoever," she told police.
Although she worked as Rogers’ assistant until May, Brindledidn't officially resign until June 29. She quit "shortly after her songraduated from high school and was awarded a full athletic scholarship to college,relieving her of certain financial dependency relating to his well-being,"the police report said.
More than two months after Brindle resigned, Rogers suedher on Sept. 14 in Cobb County Superior Court. Brindle countered with asuit of her own on Sept. 19 in Fulton County State Court. Both suitsare sealed, according to the Marietta Daily Journal story.
Brindle went to the Atlanta Police Department on Sept. 28. AtlantaPolice report "No charges have been filed. It is an openinvestigation."