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'He had created no disruption': Attorney defends former Bucs player in lawsuit against city of Tampa

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Were a Hall of Famer's First Amendment rights violated at Tampa City Hall?

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  1. FOX 13 Tampa

    Hall of Famer Warren Sapp files federal lawsuit against Tampa over City Hall incident (opens FOX 13 Tampa)

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    Pro Football Hall of Famer Warren Sapp filed a federal civil rights lawsuit against Tampa after police removed him from City Hall during a city council meeting on Sept. 17. Tampa First Amendment lawsuit In the lawsuit, Pro Football Hall of Famer Warren Sapp alleged he went to Tampa City Hall on Sept…

  2. WFLA

    Former Bucs player Warren Sapp files civil rights lawsuit against the City of Tampa (opens WFLA)

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    A lawsuit was filed against the city of Tampa on Wednesday on behalf of NFL legend Warren Sapp for violation of the First Amendment, according to court documents.

  3. Tampa Bay Times

    Bucs Hall of Famer Warren Sapp sues city of Tampa over civil rights (opens Tampa Bay Times)

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    Warren Sapp, the former Tampa Bay Buccaneers player, filed a federal civil rights lawsuit Wednesday against city of Tampa, claiming officials violated his First Amendment rights when they had him removed him from City Hall during a council meeting last week.

  4. WFLA

    'He had created no disruption': Attorney defends former Bucs player in lawsuit against city of Tampa (opens WFLA)

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    Were a Hall of Famer's First Amendment rights violated at Tampa City Hall?

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