Alamea-Xian says, she will revise her federal Civil Rights lawsuit against Wisconsin state officials.
By H. Nelson Goodson
Hispanic News Network U.S.A.
July 31, 2023
Honolulu, Hawaii - On July 28, 2023, the U.S. District Court for the District of Hawaii in a 39-page Findings and Recommendation to dismiss complaint CV NO. 23-00211 JAO-WRP decision recommended to plaintiffs Kathryn Alamea-Xian and others not to drop their fraud claim against Delavan Police Department Detective Trevor G. Hinman in Wisconsin.
Alamea-Xian and other plaintiffs filed a $75,000,000 in damages against Det. Hinman and other State of Wisconsin defendants. https://dockets.justia.com/docket/hawaii/hidce/1:2023cv00211/165067
Alamea-Xian confirmed to Hispanic News Network U.S.A. (HNNUSA) on Monday that she will amend the pleading in the federal Civil Rights lawsuit in Hawaii to personally sue the Wisconsin STATE Defendants as it has become clear that the Federal Defendants were misrepresented by Det. Trevor G. Hinman in his fabricated police reports, according to the federal court findings and recommendations in Hawaii.
The U.S. District Court for the State of Hawaii stated that it did not recommend the Plaintiffs to drop their claim against Det. Hinman of the Delavan Police Department who allegedly fabricated felony criminal charges by citing "Kidnapped Minor to Sexually Assault" in his police supplemental filing report dated January 10, 2023 against both Alamea-Xian, 50, and Julie Valadez, 39. The federal court further gave Plaintiffs time to amend their pleading to sue the Wisconsin State Defendant's in their personal capacities. Alamea-Xian stated that the amended pleading will be submitted and will leave out the former Federal parties as it has become clear that Det. Hinman and Wisconsin Attorney Kurt Schuster et al, have misrepresented them in this unconstitutional criminal investigation.
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