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Andrew Cox….no, I did NOT make up the last name..was investigated for misconduct, and the investigation found:<\/p>\n
A Space Force head analyst kept his job after being investigated for misconduct at work \u2014 including wearing a chartreuse mankini in the office and storing sex toys at work<\/p>\n
Andrew Cox, while serving as director of the Pentagon’s Space Security and Defense Program, acted “like a 13-year-old boy” and created an environment unsuitable for a federal workplace, Air Force Times reported his co-workers said. His workplace antics launched a six-month investigation that substantiated reports of his misconduct and unprofessional behavior.<\/p>\n
Cox kept a framed pair of silver, glittery hot pants and an electric green mankini that he once donned in the workplace \u2014 over his clothes \u2014 showing off to coworkers during the holiday “Bad Santa” party and displaying it more than once.<\/p>\n
Cox also kept a “gag gift” silver case containing handcuffs, sex toys, and vaseline in the office, once presenting it to attendees during a meeting with subordinates.<\/p>\n
The report detailed the 2020 investigation, which…did not result in Cox’s suspension or termination. In fact, Cox became the head of the Space Force’s new Space Warfighting Analysis Center in April 2021, continuing to earn a six-figure salary.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n