Houghton v. Cardone

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• dismissing complaint containing conclusory allegations that county sheriff “(1) failed to adequately train or supervise the officers; (2) knew about and tolerated the officers’ allegedly unlawful behavior; and (3
• dismissing plaintiffs complaint where plaintiff simply alleged that defendant “failed to adequately train or supervise the officers; (2) knew about and tolerated the officers’ allegedly unlawful behavior; and (3
• dismissing Monell claim on the basis that the complaint “contain[ed] only the most conclusory allegations” without “a single fact [] alleged in support of those allegations”
• dismissing Monell claim on the basis that the complaint “contain[ed] only the most conclusory allegations” without “a single fact [] alleged in support of those allegations”
• finding the plaintiff’s conclusory allegations that the defendant sheriff “(1) failed to adequately train or supervise the officers; (2) knew about and tolerated the officers’ allegedly unlawful behavior; and (3
• finding the plaintiff’s conclusory allegations that the defendant sheriff “(1) failed to adequately train or supervise the officers; (2) knew about and tolerated the officers’ allegedly unlawful behavior; and (3

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