Workers Suspended for Internet Porn Use
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HARTFORD, Conn. — Two Connecticut legislative employees were suspended and had their salaries cut for using state computers to access pornographic images on the Internet, a state official said Tuesday.
The offenses were discovered in different ways, the official said.
In the case of Christopher Senecal, 29, a press secretary for the House Democrats, other employees complained about a slowdown in the legislative computer system.
The actions of George Mokritski, 45, were discovered after a supervisor reviewed a log of Internet activity by all legislative employees.
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