The letter states that the plaintiff has been fired from her position because of “the actions of co-workers” at the office's “office of diversity and inclusion,” which is located in the county. The plaintiff also cites several incidents in her employment history that demonstrate that she is neither culturally Diverse nor an employee of the Sheriff's Office. [3] The defendant does not dispute that the plaintiff is an employee of the County. Indeed, the record reflects that the defendant was a plaintiff in her employee dispute, and the dispute arose from the manner in which the Sheriff's Office was acting as an intermediary between the plaintiff and the District Attorney. [4] To be successful in their efforts to recover damages, Plaintiffs must show that the defendant's acts or omissions are the proximate cause of their loss. See People v. Marcus, 71 Ill.2d 376, 399, 290 N.E.
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