Last April, Fraijo felt dizzy while on the way to practice and drove to the hospital, but before he got there a Nogales High vice principal called Fraijo, reprimanding him for taking himself to the hospital rather than calling an ambulance, the suit states. However, Fraijo was terminated two weeks after suffering his stroke and told that the RUSD “needed to hire someone else as a softball coach” without inquiring of the plaintiff whether he could still do the job or offer him accommodations, the suit alleges. “Plaintiff’s termination caused immediate and ongoing harm, including the loss of his long-held coaching position and the professional opportunities associated with it,” according to the suit, which further states that Fraijo has suffered economic losses and emotional distress.