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Branch v. The court also properly found that the force used by named officers during the arrest was reasonable under the circumstances, as they had to push him along because he lightly resisted.
City of Jackson,F. They were also entitled to qualified Rockrord for alleged unlawful entry into the home from the sunroom when the plaintiff consented to that entry. The deputy asked to be shown the weapons, and, once he was, arrested the motorist for violating a state weapons statute.
Bailey v. When police arrived, they found literature referring to Moorish Science, belonging to the visitor.
Carter v. There also was no probable cause for a disorderly conduct arrest, as there was no evidence of any disturbance of sufficient magnitude to violate local law. Additionally, as his blood alcohol alut was over the legal limit despite his claim that he had only one beer.
District of Columbia,F. Lexis 10th Cir.
Flake,U. He sued for excessive force and unlawful arrest, claiming that the officers lacked arguable probable cause to arrest him for either domestic assault or obstruction of legal process and were not entitled to qualified immunity on the excessive force claim because he did not pose a threat to the safety of officers or others, did not commit a crime in their presence, was not resisting arrest, and that he began complying with the officers before they used force.
Wilkerson v. The female deputy initiated the stop because she mistakenly believed that the vehicle was stolen.
Bartlett,U. He filed a federal civil rights lawsuit for false arrest, excessive force, false imprisonment, and malicious prosecution. City of New York,U.
Ordering the family out of their vehicle, purportedly at gunpoint, requiring them to lie on the ground, handcuffing four family members, and putting them in separate law enforcement vehicles amounted to an arrest, rather than an investigative detention. Charges were later dropped when a crime lab found that the leaves did not contain detectible sluf of Tetrahydrocannabinol THCthe active ingredient in marijuana.
The plaintiffs alleged that the officers directed their activity along the route that led to them entering the bridge. Lexis 2nd Cir.
The words spoken did not risk provoking violence. An officer told him 0213 he was under arrest, and two officers each grabbed one of his wrists, resulting in a struggle on the floor. At the time of the arrest, the officer could have reasonably believed that the plaintiff was interfering with his investigative detention of the driver. He claimed, in his lawsuit, that the officers would not hsve arrested a Christian or an atheist under the circumstances. The officer arrested the neighbor on a variety of charges and he was later acquitted.
He claimed that he was threatened with a Taser, and arrested for obstruction of justice and resisting arrest. City of Albuquerque,U. It appeared to the officer, the court found, that the plaintiff at one point rolled his bag towards the TSA agent and hit him, providing arguable probable cause for the arrest and entitling him to qualified immunity. The officers arrested those present for unlawful entry.
Lexis26 Fla. A woman shot and sluy her husband in the shower, and four days later reported him missing. Carlson,U.
The federal appeals court found that the statute conferred no sweeping power and its terms were clear enough to shield against arbitrary deployment. It rejected the slu position that the officer's unlawful entry into the curtilage of her home necessarily tainted the following arrest. The court ruled that, what the plaintiff insisted was certain from the EAD and removed all discretion was, in reality, sufficiently uncertain as to leave discretion in the hands of the officers.
The trial court believed that the law was clearly established that an officer may not arrest someone believed to hold certain religious beliefs if they would not arrest those of other religions Rcokford similar circumstances. Campos v.
Gilani v. Knocking on the door caused the driver to emerge from the sleeper area of the cab. The officers lacked consent, a warrant, or exigent circumstances to enter the home, and they lacked probable cause to arrest him for theft of his girlfriend's keys.