Mark KOMLOSI, Plaintiff-Appellee,
v.
The NEW YORK STATE OFFICE OF MENTAL RETARDATION AND DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES, Sheldon Kramer, Louis Ganim, John Sabatos, Robert Witkowsky, Kenneth Brodsky, and James Brennan, Defendants-Appellants,
Arthur Y. Webb, Elin M. Howe, Ivan Canuteson, George Young, Arthur Fogel, Melanie Fudenberg, William Guzman, Walter DeLeone, Charles DeYoung, The City of New York, The Police Department of the City of New York, Salvatore Catalfumo, individually and in his official capacity as a detective in the NYPD, Robert Merz, individually and in his official capacity as a detective in the NYPD, Bruce D. Milau, individually and in his official capacity as a detective in the NYPD, P. Kehoe, individually and in his official capacity as a detective in the NYPD, Christoper Jackson, individually and in his official capacity as a detective in the NYPD, Joy E. Garza, individually and in her official capacity as a police officer in the NYPD, "J. McSeoun", a fictitious name intended to connote the identity of the NYPD official who supervised and directed the above-referenced detectives and police officers in their investigation, arrest, imprisonment, and prosecution of the Plaintiff, individually and in his official capacity as a lieutenant in the NYPD, "John Does" 1-10, the latter being fictitious names identified to connote certain persons whose identities are not yet known to plaintiff, and Robert Lamb, individually and in his official capacity as an assistant district attorney in the Office of the District Attorney for the County of Kings, Defendants.
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Argued May 16, 1995.
Decided September 7, 1995.