One of Elton John's personal security guards is suing the musician, alleging battery, sexual battery and sexual harassment.<br />John, who was born Reginald Kenneth Dwight, denies the charges, and his lawyer called the suit "baseless."<br />Jeffrey Wenninger says that John touched him in an "unwelcome" manner over the course of several years after he started working for the singer in 2002 as an off-duty security guard, according to the lawsuit filed in Los Angeles Superior Court.<br />Wenninger, who was a sergeant with the Los Angeles Police Department at the time, said the incidents increased in "frequency and intensity after 2010."<br />The lawsuit cites three specific incidents in March and April of 2014, all while John was on his way to or from the airport.
