Cases 1 - 5 of 5
Heyliger v. New York State Police Departme
as 14-2202
Plaintiff - Appellant:
Derek A. Heyliger
Defendant:
Broome County Sheriff's Department, C. Peters, Investigator, individually, Freddy Askar, Investigator, Broome County Sheriff's Department, individually and others
Defendant - Appellee:
J.D. Collins, Sergeant, Binghamton Police Department, individually, Charles Woody, Investigator, Binghamton Police Department, individually, City of Binghamton Police Department and others
Heyliger v. New York State Police Departme
as 13-4087
Plaintiff - Appellant:
Derek A. Heyliger
Defendant:
Broome County Sheriff's Department, C. Peters, Investigator, individually, Freddy Askar, Investigator, Broome County Sheriff's Department, individually and others
Defendant - Appellee:
New York State Police Department, J.D. Collins, Sergeant, Binghamton Police Department, individually, New York State Department of Corrections Community Supervision and others
Heyliger v. New York State Police Departme
as 12-2701
Plaintiff - Appellant:
Derek A. Heyliger
Defendant:
New York State Police Department, New York State Department of Corrections Community Supervision, City of Binghamton Police Department and others
Defendant - Appellee:
J.D. Collins, Sergeant, Binghamton Police Department, individually, Charles Woody, Investigator, Binghamton Police Department, individually, Jim Hawley, Investigator, Binghamton Police Department, individually and others
Heyliger v. New York State Police Department et al
as 3:2011cv01293
Plaintiff:
Derek A. Heyliger
Defendant:
New York State Police Department, New York State Department of Corrections Community Supervision, City of Binghamton Police Department and others
Cause Of Action: 42 U.S.C. ยง 1983
Macario Dagdagan v. Jason Wentz, et al
as 10-15231
Plaintiff - Appellee:
MACARIO BELEN DAGDAGAN
Defendant - Appellant:
JASON WENTZ, Vallejo Officer (ID#524) and JOHN BOYD, Vallejo Officer (ID#589)
Defendant:
CITY OF VALLEJO and JOHN MELVILLE
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