from Sanchez while on PREPA property.


7
On May 30, 1989, Sanchez filed her second complaint with the EEOO, relating to Santiago's conduct between May 15 and 19.  During that four-day period, Santiago left notes on Sanchez's automobile, suggesting that they go to a motel;  followed her on the highway, almost causing a collision;  blew kisses at her;  and provoked a fistfight with Sanchez's boyfriend.  At the same time, Sanchez pointed out that Santiago was scheduled to represent PREPA in a basketball game the following weekend.  The EEOO promptly contacted the person in charge of the team and recommended that Santiago not be allowed to do so.


8
The EEOO Director, defendant-appellee Amada Nieves, met with Santiago at his request on July 7, 1989.  Ms.arrangements from Santiago, three within a span of six days during December, 1989;  that Santiago followed her when she went to lunch, and whistled when she passed him in the workplace lobby;  and that he telephoned her at her office between twelve and fifteen times a day.  The EEOO promptly investigated the third complaint and, on June 7, 1990, once again recommended that Santiago's supervisor file formal charges against him.  On June 15, 1990, Santiago's supervisor informed him that she was pressing charges.


12
Sanchez submitted her resignation on July 2, effective July 20.  Although EEOO Director Nieves met with her on July 18 regarding the status of the third complaint against Santiago, Sanchez failed to mention her resignation.  After Sanchez left PREPA, the