Judge Allows Key Claims in Greece GPS Tracking Lawsuit to Proceed

A federal judge has allowed several core claims in a lawsuit against the Town of Greece to move forward, including allegations of illegal GPS tracking and retaliation. Plaintiff Tina Bachman claims town officials violated her First and Fourth Amendment rights after she disclosed misconduct involving former deputy supervisor Michelle Marini. The lawsuit alleges Bachman’s car was illegally tracked, prompting emotional and reputational harm. While some claims were dismissed, the ruling allows allegations of unlawful surveillance and retaliation to proceed. Town officials maintain the dismissals reflect the lawsuit’s weaknesses, while Bachman’s lawyer sees the ruling as a sign of accountability.

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Source: Rochester First