Casimir Stachowski v. Town of Cicero
Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit
1Opinion of the Court
SYKES, Circuit Judge.
Casimir Stachowski (“Stachowski”), a policeman for the Town of Cicero (the “Town”), defrauded the Town out of nearly $53,000 by making false overtime claims. The Town suspended him without pay and petitioned the Board of Fire, Police, and Public Safety Commissioners (the “Board”), seeking Stachowski’s termination. After hearings, the Board issued a decision stating that termination was “appropriate.” Stachowski took the position that this decision was nothing more than a recommendation and did not appeal. Instead, he applied for retirement and was awarded pension…
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