Coward v. TOWN AND VILLAGE OF HARRISON

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• denying summary judgment where plaintiff’s allegation that “he was the only African-American in the park at the time of his arrest” raised inference of racially discriminatory motive
• dismissing John Doe claim without prejudice for failure to obtain, after to discovery, identity
• granting summary judgment against the plaintiff's equal protection claim, where among other things there was “no evidence in the record from which a reasonable jury could conclude” that the defendant’s action was motivated by racial discrimination
• summary judgment denied where plaintiff's allegation that \he was the only African-American in the park at the time of his arrest\ raised inference of racially discriminatory motivation
• Plaintiff “simply cannot continue to maintain a suit against” the John Doe defendant where there was “no indication that [plaintiff] had made any effort to discover the [defendant’s] name”
• Plaintiff “simply [could] not continue to maintain a suit against” the John Doe defendant where there was “no indication that plaintiff had made any effort to discover the [defendant’s] name”

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