Fuller v. Local Union No. 106 of the United Brotherhood of Carpenters & Joiners

How courts have described this case

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• concluding that the defendant did not engage in extreme and outrageous conduct when he falsely reported to the police that the plaintiff was driving while intoxicated
• concluding that filing a police report was insufficient to satisfy the first element of an abuse-of-process claim, but suggesting that actually filing a criminal complaint would be sufficient
• concluding that the defendant did not engage in extreme and outrageous conduct when he falsely reported to the police that the plaintiff was driving while intoxicated
• holding that mere report to police of possible criminal activity was not outrageous
• filing a false police report causing a subsequent traffic stop “[i]n no way ... qualifies]” as outrageous
• determining “in no way could the conduct alleged here qualify” as outrageous conduct after fellow union members filed a false police report of plaintiff’s intoxicated driving that led to union’s violation of plaintiff’s contractual rights

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).