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June 09, 2010 News & Features » News and Features

"Idiot" Lawsuit Against City Director Dropped 

Roy Eidem withdraws $1.2 million lawsuit against the city's planning director, Rachel Flynn.

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Roy Eidem's $1.2 million lawsuit against his former boss, Richmond Planning Director Rachel Flynn, has been dropped. 

According to a court order entered June 4, Eidem, the former director of operations for code-enforcement who accused Flynn of calling him an “idiot” in front of co-workers, decided to withdraw the lawsuit, originally filed May 13.

For more details about the rift that fueled the dispute, click here. 

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