Cops: Worker charged with forcible touching
A former worker at the Carlyle On The Green was charged Monday with forcibly touching a female co-worker twice in December, state park police said.
Bello Mohammed, 26, of Wyandanch, agreed to turn himself in Monday at the park police Long Island headquarters in Babylon, where he was arrested, said Det. Sgt. Thomas Duignan. The restaurant is a contracted business at Bethpage State Park.
The accuser said the incidents occurred Dec. 10 and 16, and she recently told police, Duignan said.
"They were working together at the restaurant when she alleges both incidents happened," he said.
Mohammed was charged with two misdemeanor counts of forcible touching and was released with an appearance ticket for his May 14 arraignment at Nassau County First District Court in Hempstead.
A Carlyle on the Green official said Mohammed no longer works there.
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