Romeo v. Town of Winthrop, Massachusetts
Federal lawsuitU.S. District Court, D. Mass. · filed
A suit in the U.S. District Court, D. Mass., 1:22-cv-10573, filed April 15, 2022 and closed July 7, 2023. Nature of suit: Civil Rights: Jobs. Cause: 28:1331 Fed. Question: Employment Discrimination. Parties: Town of Winthrop, Massachusetts; Austin Faison; Terence M Delehanty; Ferruccio A Romeo. The docket is at the source; none of its filings are on the public record there yet.
the filings on record
1 of 2 documents mention “police”, listed first.
- Judge Denise J. Casper: ORDER entered. MEMORANDUM AND ORDER - The Court ALLOWS Defendant's partial motion to dismiss, D. 23, as to Count I, but only as to the claims against the Town, and Delehanty and Faison in their official capacities; Count II; and Count III. The Court otherwise DENIES Defendants' partial motion to dismiss, D. 23, so the case will proceed on the remainder of Count I, the § 1983 claim against Delehanty and Faison in their individual capacities, and Counts IVIX. (Hourihan, Lisa) ↗
…Brookline Police, 44 F.4th 79, 82 (1st Cir. 2022) (citing Monell, 436 U.S. at 694). Policies and customs can be both official…
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- Entry 1: Complaint ↗
15 pages · 804 KB · read as text · released Apr 15, 2022 · original at the source
related records
Records whose documents say similar things, nearest first.
- Labor relations caseTown of WinthropFerruccio Romeo v. Town of Winthrop (20-7789)
- Labor relations caseTown of WinthropFerruccio Romeo v. Town of Winthrop (19-7261)
- Labor relations caseTown of WinthropWinthrop Police, MCOP Local 421 v. Town of Winthrop (14-4210)
- Labor relations caseTown of WinthropFerruccio Romeo v. Town of Winthrop (15-4652)
- Records releasedTown of WinthropAll communications, requests and trial documents related to the re-hiring and subsequent…
where this came from
posted by CourtListener, the Free Law Project's archive of court opinions and federal dockets. copied here on or before Oct 15, 2026. the files are exactly as released. the text next to them is read by machine, so if the two disagree, trust the file. residents' personal emails and phone numbers get cut from the text wherever they're caught.
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