Tchatat v. O'Hara
District Court, S.D. New York
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION AND ORDER
GABRIEL W. CORENSTEIN, United States Magistrate Judge
Josias Tchatat sued two police officers, Liam O’Hara and Harry Arocho, as well as other defendants, making claims arising out of Tchatat’s arrest in 2011 at a Best Buy store and his prosecution following that arrest. All defendants other than Officers O’Hara and Arocho have settled or been dismissed. Now before the Court is Tchatat’s motion for spoliation sanctions.1 Tchatat seeks sanctions against Officers O’Hara and Arocho based ori their alleged failure to preserve evidence relating to Tchatat’s arrest, such as video…
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