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Attorneys for the state comptroller and the board of trustees of the Virginia Supplemental Retirement System have filed motions to dismiss against the suit brought in federal district court by Rappahannock sheriff W. A: Buntin.
Buntin is seeking a total of $250,000 plus attorney’s fees in a suit lodged last June 30 against the retirement system's board of trustees. He alleges that the trustees discriminated against him by refusing to allow his participation in the retirement system which they administer. He also is seeking reinstatement of his retirement benefits from the State Police Officer’s Retirement System administered by the same trustees.
Buntin's retirement benefits from the state police
91.6%