From the Albany Times-Union:
Two police union leaders have dropped their personal injury lawsuit against Albany County District Attorney David Soares.
The unusual lawsuit was filed in October 2009 by James F. Lyman, a retired Albany detective and executive director of Council 82, and Christian M. Mesley, an Albany police officer and president of Council 82. The pair claimed they suffered “mental anguish” from comments Soares made about them during the 2008 election cycle.
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