Lawsuit: 2 federal agents violated South Portland man’s constitutional rights

Robert Peck Files Federal Civil‑Rights Lawsuit Against Two Unnamed Federal Agents

On Thursday, Robert Peck filed a civil‑rights lawsuit in a federal court, alleging that two unnamed federal agents violated his constitutional rights. The complaint, filed on the courthouse docket, does not name the agents or specify the nature of the alleged violations.

Peck’s suit claims that the agents’ conduct infringed upon protections afforded by the U.S. Constitution, but the filing stops short of detailing the circumstances or the specific actions that prompted the legal action. The defendants are identified only as “two federal agents” and the lawsuit does not disclose their agencies or the location of the alleged incident.

The case is now pending before the federal judiciary, with Peck seeking a remedy for the alleged civil‑rights violations. No additional information about the underlying events, the agents’ identities, or the jurisdiction of the lawsuit has yet been released.