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PATTERSON v. CITY OF OMAHA

NMo. 8:11CV128.

TYRONE PATTERSON, Plaintiff, v. CITY OF OMAHA, a political subdivision of the State of Nebraska; MOLLY HIATT, both individually and officially as an officer of the Omaha Police Department, and PAUL HASIAK, both individually and officially as an officer of the Omaha Police Department, Defendants.

United States District Court, D. Nebraska.

July 6, 2012.

Attorney(s) appearing for the Case

Tyrone J. Patterson, Plaintiff, represented by Sheri E. Cotton , SHERI COTTON.

City of Omaha, a political subdivision of the State of Nebraska, Defendant, represented by Thomas O. Mumgaard , CITY OF OMAHA.

Molly Hiatt, both individually and officially as an officer of the Omaha Police Department, Defendant, represented by Thomas O. Mumgaard , CITY OF OMAHA.

Paul Hasiak, both individually and officially as an officer of the Omaha Police Department, Defendant, represented by Thomas O. Mumgaard , CITY OF OMAHA.

ORDER

LYLE E. STROM, Senior District Judge.

This matter is before the Court on the limited entry of appearance and motion to continue pretrial conference and motion to amend scheduling order (Filing No. 58), together with defendants' response thereto (Filing No. 59). After telephonic conference with counsel,

IT IS ORDERED that the pretrial conference date and trial date are cancelled. Plaintiff's counsel...

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