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Case 1:07-cv—O0OO5-SLR Document 18 Filed O9/27/2007 Page 1 of 2
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Letter in support of Motion to amend the Complaint
As per the requirement of Fed. R. Civ. P. 26(26). , I am submitting
this letter as a request to the court to enjoin the following parties into C,
litigation for thei1· participation in violating my rights as an American of '§
African Ancestry; applicable to Title VII ofthe 1964 Civil Rights Act., andé
42 U.S.C. 2000e-2, A (1),C(1)(2)(3). E
Please find the attached Motion to Amend brief in support of my Q
requested action. eg ig;
Initially, it is my intention to address the differences from the original
complaint and the present. In the original complaint question number 6 was
answered as is not continuing, in the amended form the number six question
is answered as the practice is continuing.
Question 10 ofthe original complaint form shall now reflect A).
failure to employ plaintiff. B). Other acts, liable, slander, civil conspiracy,
I wish to request the court to enjoin S.J. Sabo, M.D. and Caroline N.
Tinklepaugh, M.D. and Human Resource generalist Dawn Ford, jointly and
severally because of the slander and liable committed against my person.
Additionally, I Charge the UAW Local 1183, its agents and insurer with
violation of my rights as an American of African Ancestry, applicable to
Title VII of the 1964 Civil Rights Act., 2000e.
Finally, I charge that the union UAW Local 1183, its agents and
insurers with a failure to make a decision on whether or not to arbitrate.
Failure to notify the grievant of a decision not to arbitrate in time for
the grievant to pursue other available remedies available. Poor quality of
presentation and extreme negligence in investigation and extreme passivity
in case preparation. In addition, perfunctory handling of an arbitration case,
which effectively prevents factual proof of the grievant,’s position
Respectfully Submitted

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