October 16, 2012 | The Biz

Former AEBN employee alleges illegal on-set injections

A stagehand working for Adult Entertainment Broadcasting Network (AEBN) is suing his former employer in San Francisco Superior Court. Ronald Baker alleges he was required to inject performers with TriMix, a prescription drug, in order to prolong their erections.

According to the suit, in January Baker accidentally pierced his finger after injecting a model in the penis with TriMix. When he contacted his employer about the chance of contracting HIV, his bosses told him they did not know what to do, Baker alleges. When he found out the models did not have prescriptions for TriMix, he refused to administer further injections. He was fired.

Baker is suing for wrongful termination, emotional distress and violations of labor and professional business codes. AEBN, which controls Falcon and Raging Stallion, among other properties, has not issued a statement on the case. 

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