Cancelose v. City of Greenbelt
Court of Special Appeals of Maryland
1Opinion of the Court
ROSALYN B. BELL, Judge.
Ralph J. Cancelóse, a City of Greenbelt police officer, filed a complaint against the City to show cause why he should not receive a hearing under the Law Enforcement Officers’ Bill of Rights (LEOBR), Md.Code Ann. Art. 27, §§ 727-734D (1957, 1987 Repl.Vol.). This action followed notice to him by the City of his termination as a police officer. The trial judge of the Circuit Court for Prince George’s County dismissed Cancelose’s complaint. He, in turn, has appealed, contending:
—He is entitled to a hearing under the LEOBR prior to termination by the City; and
—He is…
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