Sam Reynolds / January 8, 2014
DENVER (CN) – Top cops in suburban Denver must face a former sergeant’s claim that he was fired in retaliation for starting a union, the 10th Circuit ruled. Patrick Cillo and the International Union of Police Associations had sued the city of Greenwood Village, Police Chief Donnie Perry, Lt. Joseph Harvey and City Manager James Sanderson
DENVER (CN) – Top cops in suburban Denver must face a former sergeant’s claim that he was fired in retaliation for starting a union, the 10th Circuit ruled. Patrick Cillo and the International Union of Police Associations had sued the city of Greenwood Village, Police Chief Donnie Perry, Lt. Joseph Harvey and City Manager James Sanderson
DENVER (CN) – Top cops in suburban Denver must face a former sergeant’s claim that he was fired in retaliation for starting a union, the 10th Circuit ruled. Patrick Cillo and the International Union of Police Associations had sued the city of Greenwood Village, Police Chief Donnie Perry, Lt. Joseph Harvey and City Manager James Sanderson
DENVER (CN) – Top cops in suburban Denver must face a former sergeant’s claim that he was fired in retaliation for starting a union, the 10th Circuit ruled. Patrick Cillo and the International Union of Police Associations had sued the city of Greenwood Village, Police Chief Donnie Perry, Lt. Joseph Harvey and City Manager James Sanderson
DENVER (CN) – Top cops in suburban Denver must face a former sergeant’s claim that he was fired in retaliation for starting a union, the 10th Circuit ruled. Patrick Cillo and the International Union of Police Associations had sued the city of Greenwood Village, Police Chief Donnie Perry, Lt. Joseph Harvey and City Manager James Sanderson