An Hispanic police officer has sued the city of Bristol and its police chief, Brian Gould, alleging fellow officers and supervisors disciplined, harassed and retaliated against him because of his ethnicity.

In his federal lawsuit filed Tuesday afternoon in Connecticut, Adam Quinn alleges colleagues scrutinized his work, and Internal Affairs repeatedly falsely investigated him solely because he is a minority officer in an overwhelmingly white police department.

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