Stone v. Cheverly Police Department
Court of Special Appeals of Maryland
1Opinion of the CourtDeborah S. Eyler, J.
The Cheverly Police Department (“CPD”) and Police Chief Harold “Buddy” Robshaw (collectively “the Town”), 1 the appellee, brought disciplinary charges against Corporal Earl Stone and Corporal Edmund Gizinski, 2 the appellants, pursuant to the Law Enforcement Officers’ Bill of Rights (“the LEOBR”), Md.Code (2003, 2011 RepLVol., 2015 Supp.), section 3-101 through 3-113 of the Public Safety Article (“PS”). 3 The Officers elected to be tried by a hearing board. Before the trial commenced, they filed suit in the Circuit Court for Prince George’s County, pursuant to section 3-105, seeking an order…
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