Opinion
4:23CV047-GHD-JMV
01-02-2024
BRENDA PAIXAO PLAINTIFF v. CITY OF GREENWOOD; COUNTY OF LEFLORE; GREENWOOD POLICE DEPARTMENT; a municipal Law enforcement agency organized and operated in the Northern District of Mississippi; OFFICER DAVID LAYTON, In His Individual and Official Capacity; OFFICER JODY BRADLEY, In His Individual and Official Capacity; LEFLORE COUNTY ASSISTANT DISTRICT ATTORNEY TIMOTHY JONES, In His Individual and Official Capacity; FLOYD MELTON, JR., In His Individual and Official Capacity; THE ESTATE OF BRENDA B. FLOWERS, In Her Individual and Official Capacity; CLAIRE FLOWERS WILLIAMS, In Her Individual and Official Capacity; SANDRA KAY HAYES, In Her Individual and Official Capacity; TRUSTMARK BANK, A Financial Institute in the Northern District of Mississippi; and JON BARNWELL, In His Individual and Official Capacity DEFENDANTS
ORDER
Pursuant to multiple opinions issued this day, it is HEREBY ORDERED that:
(1) Defendant Claire Flowers Williams' Motion to Dismiss [16] is GRANTED;
(2) Defendant Jon Barnwell's Motion to Dismiss [17] is GRANTED;
(3) Defendants Bradley, City of Greenwood, Greenwood Police Department, and Layton's
Motion to Dismiss [22] is GRANTED;
(4) Defendant Trustmark National Bank's Motion to Dismiss [24] is GRANTED;
(5) Defendant Timothy Jones' Motion to Dismiss [27] is GRANTED;
(6) Defendant Floyd Melton Jr.'s Motion to Dismiss [31] is GRANTED;
(7) The Court declines to exercise supplemental jurisdiction over the remaining claims and defendants as discussed in the Opinion concerning Defendant Melton's Motion to Dismiss
(8) Thus, Plaintiffs remaining state law claims are dismissed so that a state court of competent jurisdiction may resolve them.
As all claims against each Defendant have been DISMISSED, this case is CLOSED.
SO ORDERED.