Although plaintiff, a police officer, was not terminated, suspended or demoted, and suffered no reduction in pay, when the facts are viewed in a light most favorable to him, a jury could conclude that, while many of the incidents were relatively minor, he suffered a series of adverse retaliatory actions by his employer that combine to demonstrate a pattern of retaliatory conduct prohibited under the Conscientious Employee Protection Act, and the dismissal of his complaint is reversed.
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