Crime | NYPD Twilight Pick-Up Lines Earn NYC Cop a Lawsuit 'I believe there's something wrong with him': detective By Marie Morris Posted Apr 18, 2010 3:35 PM CDT Copied In this film publicity image released by Summit Entertainment, Kristen Stewart, left, and Robert Pattinson are shown in a scene from "The Twilight Saga: New Moon." (AP Photo/Summit Entertainment, Kimberley French) A New York police detective says she's about to file a lawsuit alleging the head of the Bronx detectives is creating a hostile work environment—by comparing her to the female human protagonist of the Twilight series and himself to her werewolf sweetie. "I believe there's something wrong with him," Dawn DelValle-Sanchez tells the Daily News, basing her judgment on messages such as "Do werewolves kill humans just like vampires?" Michael Gabriel has also been getting handsy, as allegedly line-crossing 51-year-olds have been known to. Not so age-appropriate was a text reading "I ask for ur forgiveness and another chance (Think Bella forgiving Jacob)." DelValle-Sanchez, who says she's acting through the courts rather than the department because she doesn't think her complaint would be taken "seriously," has a simple goal: "I just want to come to work and be left alone." Read These Next One wrong step costs teen at Yellowstone. This Fed decision was unlike any other in decades. Woman left bloodied—and in need of rabies treatment. A child dies in an amusement park tragedy. Report an error