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Callwood v. City of Kingston
as 20-2096
Defendant / Appellant:
Kirk Strand, individually and as an agent and employee of the Kingston Police Department, Timothy Bowers, individually and as an agent and employee of the Kingston Police Department, Emily-Claire E. Sommer, individually and as an agent and employee of the Kingston Police Department and others
Defendant:
James Meyer, individually and as an agent and employee of the Ulster County Department of Social Services, County of Ulster, Denise Timbrouck, individually and as an agent and employee of the Ulster County Department of Social Services and others
Plaintiff / Appellee:
Johnathon Hardaway, individually and on behalf of his minor children A.H. and J.H. and Angie Callwood, individually and on behalf of of her minor children A.H. and J.H.
Callwood v. City of Kingston
as 20-2091
Defendant / Appellant:
Kirk Strand, individually and as an agent and employee of the Kingston Police Department, Denise Timbrouck, individually and as an agent and employee of the Ulster County Department of Social Services, Timothy Bowers, individually and as an agent and employee of the Kingston Police Department and others
Defendant:
Robert Farrell, individually and as an agent and employee of the Kingston Police, County of Ulster, Barbara Sorkin, individually and as an agent and employee of the Ulster County Department of Social Services and others
Plaintiff / Appellee:
Johnathon Hardaway, individually and on behalf of his minor children A.H. and J.H. and Angie Callwood, individually and on behalf of of her minor children A.H. and J.H.
Callwood et al v. City of Kingston et al
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as 1:2015cv01298
Plaintiff:
Angie Callwood and Johnathon Hardaway
Defendant:
City of Kingston, Michael Mills, Robert Farrell and others
Cause Of Action: 42 U.S.C. ยง 1983
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