Loomis and CPPA Sued
Jury Trial Demanded
From Mansfield Frazier:
A lawsuit was filed last week by Daniel S. Chaplin, the lawyer for Edward Henderson — the man who alleges police officers severely beat him on New Year’s Day. Parties to the suit include The Cleveland Police Patrolmen’s Association, its president Stephen S. Loomis [pictured], and 25 members of the organization.
The suit alleges:
“…present day illegality in the Cleveland Police Patrolman’s Association (CPPA) [by] … members of the CPPA, who routinely lie about their conduct with the backing and support, and at times direction, of the CPPA… corporate conduct that is negligent, if not willful, wanton and reckless… the police patrol force, who, as members of the CPPA, abide by a Code of Silence within their corporate framework designed to deflect and deter the Internal Affairs unit of the Cleveland Police Department from discovery of the truth …”
To read the entire suit go to: Loomis and CPPA Sued
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One Response to “Loomis and CPPA Sued – Jury trial demanded”
silence do good
Couldn’t have happened to a nicer fellow, Looms is as corrupt as they come.