Mayor Bob Filner of San Diego faces more charges of misconduct SAN DIEGO, July 26 (UPI) -- Four more women, including a university dean and a retired Navy rear admiral, Thursday accused San Diego Mayor Bob Filner of sexual harassment. The four said Filner should leave office, KPBS-TV reported. They spoke in an exclusive interview with the TV station. Veronica "Ronne" Froman, who retired from the Navy in 2001 and served as San Diego's chief operating officer during a previous administration, described an encounter with Filner. She said the mayor backed her into a corner and asked her if there was a man in her life. "I was really rattled," she said. I got in the car with the two guys I was working with and I told them never to leave me alone in a room with Bob Filner again. Joyce Gattas, who helped write the sexual harassment policy at San Diego State University as dean of the College of Professional Studies and Fine Arts, described inappropriate touching and kisses on the cheek. Sharon Bernie-Cloward, president of the San Diego Port Tenants Association, described an encounter with Filner while he was still in Congress. After another, while he was running for mayor, she said she was worried enough about his behavior, which included grabbing her rear end, that she got someone to escort her to her car. Patti Roscoe, a businesswoman, said she has known Filner since he was on the City Council and had a lot of experience with "the famous headlock" and other inappropriate conduct. Little has been seen of Filner since the first allegations of sexual harassment surfaced a few weeks ago. Three women came forward earlier this week, and Irene McCormack Jackson, Filner's former communications director, filed a lawsuit.