at ¶ 22.) Both Plaintiff and Officer Bannar noticed several pill bottles inside the person's car with no prescription labels. ¶ 20.) One week later, Plaintiff and Officer Bannar were dispatched to assist a person with a locked vehicle. ( Id.) Officer Bannar ignored Plaintiff's concern.

¶ 18.) Subsequently, while on patrol with Officer Bannar, Plaintiff reported the racial profiling to Officer Bannar. Shortly after Plaintiff was hired, he witnessed Sergeant Stiansen and other Radnor Police Officers engaging in what Plaintiff refers to as 'racial profiling.' ( Id. ¶ 35.) After Radnor PD hired Plaintiff, he was assigned to train with Officer Bannar and Sergeant Stiansen. ¶ 30.) During Plaintiff's tenure at the Philadelphia Police Department, he received only positive evaluations and was not the subject of any disciplinary action. 22 ¶¶ 16-17.) Plaintiff had previously worked for the Philadelphia Police Department for approximately eighteen years. In May 2013, the Radnor Township Police Department ('Radnor PD') hired Plaintiff, a man of Asian descent, as a Probationary Police Officer. 24.) The Motion is now ripe for disposition. 22.) Defendants have filed a Motion to Dismiss the TAC in its entirety. Finally, in Count IV, Plaintiff alleges that Defendants retaliated against him based on his race and national origin in violation of Title VII. In Count III, Plaintiff asserts unfair labor practices in violation of the NLRA. In Count II, Plaintiff alleges that Defendants created a hostile work environment also in violation of Title VII. In Count I of the Third Amended Complaint ('TAC'), Plaintiff alleges that Defendants discriminated against him based on his race and national origin in violation of Title VII. Lai, proceeding pro se, brings this suit against Defendants Radnor Township Police Department, Superintendent of Police William Colarulo, Lieutenant Andrew Block, Sergeant Mark Stiansen, Officer Steven Bannar, Officer Patrick Lacey, and Sergeant Joseph Maguire (collectively, 'Defendants') for alleged violations of Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 ('Title VII') and the National Labor Relations Act of 1935 ('NLRA').

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