In the Matter of the Petition of Kevin Green, on behalf of his son, decedent, Sgt. Lashawn Donnell Evans to Preserve Evidence in Aid of Anticipated Litigation Pursuant to Rule 27 of the Federal Rules
| In the Matter of the Petition of Kevin Green, on behalf of his son, decedent, Sgt. Lashawn Donnell Evans to Preserve Evidence in Aid of Anticipated Litigation Pursuant to Rule 27 of the Federal Rules |
| 1:2012mc00507 |
| July 31, 2012 |
| US District Court for the Eastern District of New York |
| Brooklyn Office |
| Margo K. Brodie |
| Other |
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