Castro files new lawsuit over firing

Eagletribune
William Castro has filed a new lawsuit against the city, alleging his termination was retaliatory.

Summary

William Castro, the former chief of staff for Mayor Brian DePena, has filed a new lawsuit against the city of Lawrence. Castro alleges that his termination on April 2 was a retaliatory measure taken to satisfy demands from City Councilor Greg Delrosario and to prevent his investigation into potential grant abuse.

The lawsuit follows a previous audio-taping scandal at City Hall that preceded his firing. Castro's legal action seeks to address the circumstances surrounding his dismissal from his role within the city administration.

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