Court filing shows Reade spoke of harassment in Biden’s office

In a 1996 document, Tara Reade’s ex-husband referred to a sexual harassment problem but did not mention assault or provide details about who was involved.

in the 1990s, complained to her ex-husband about sexual harassment in Biden’s Senate office, according to a 1996 court filing.

Dronen made the declaration after filing for divorce and in response to Reade’s request for a restraining order. In the records, Reade said she needed to protect herself and their then-young daughter, accusing Dronen of physical abuse.

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