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Resident tells Long Prairie council he will file $10 million lawsuit alleging officer breached confidentiality
Summary
Resident Larry Schroeder informed the council he is filing a $10 million lawsuit against the city and a city officer, alleging a confidentiality breach; he also raised concerns about enforcement of snow removal and vehicles on lawns. No city response was recorded.
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At the Feb. 11 meeting resident Larry Schroeder told the council he is filing a $10 million lawsuit against the City of Long Prairie and one of its officers, alleging the officer broke confidentiality two weeks earlier by informing others about an incident involving Schroeder.
Schroeder said he is upset with what he described as inconsistent enforcement of city laws and ordinances, including sidewalk snow removal and vehicles parked on lawns. The minutes record his statements as public comment; no council response, staff direction or formal action was recorded in response during the meeting.
The statements were recorded in public comment; no legal filings or officer responses were included in the meeting record. The matter, as presented at the meeting, remains an unresolved claim.
