Magdaleno Olmos Claims Mario Vazquez offered oral sex in Lawsuit

American Idol season-4 dropout Mario Vazquez have been named in a lawsuit filed by a terminated assistant production accountant reports People

In his legal documents, filed Friday in Los Angeles Superior Court, Magdaleno Olmos asks for unspecified compensatory and punitive damages, alleging wrongful termination and violation of California's Fair Employment and Housing Act.

"He wants to have American Idol and all the related entities to answer for what they did to him in terminating him," Olmos's lawyer, Matthew Matern, tells PEOPLE. "He lost a good job and he believes that it's due solely because he complained about being sexually harassed by a contestant."

In the lawsuit, Olmos claims "Vazquez stared lasciviously, smiled lasciviously ... and on one occasion followed him into a bathroom ... knocked on the door of the plaintiff's stall and made eye contact through the space in the stall door."

The lawsuit alleges that Vazquez "started to rub his genitals over his pants. Attempting to leave the bathroom, Olmos opened the door of the stall and saw Vazquez standing in front of him with his pants down masturbating."

According to the documents, Vazquez pushed Olmos "further into the stall and continued masturbating with one hand and trying to pull down Olmos' pants with another hand."

Olmos claims that he tried to "cover his body with his hands" but Vazquez touched his "chest and stomach underneath his shirt, and Olmos' "genitals" as Vazquez "attempted to unzip" Olmos' pants.

Vazquez then allegedly asked Olmos "if he wanted oral sex."

In the lawsuit, Olmos claims that as he "managed to get out of the stall, and attempted to leave the bathroom," Vazquez, grabbed his arm "in an effort to stop him." Vazquez continued to call Olmos to come back as Vazquez "stood in the bathroom with his pants still down."