Abreu-Guzman v. Ford

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• holding that agents' \objectively reasonable belief that there was probable cause ... extinguishe[d] any basis for finding liability for ... false imprisonment\ under Puerto Rico law
• stating that evidence must be viewed in light most favorable to non-moving party when reviewing grant of summary judgment
• stating that evidence must be viewed in light most favorable to non-moving party when reviewing grant of summary judgment
• noting that false arrest and false imprisonment claims “focus on whether the arresting officer ‘lacked reasonable cause for believing that [the suspect] committed a felony’ ” (alteration in original
• discussing facts known to police which provided basis for probable cause, thereby making plaintiffs arrest objectively reasonable
• recognizing Supreme Court’s “preferred method of analysis” for qualified immunity

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