Bibbo v. Mulhern

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• humiliating, denigrating, and frightening verbal abuse may be actionable as state tort, but does not state a Fourteenth Amendment claim
• humiliating, denigrating, and frightening verbal abuse may be actionable as state tort, but does not state a fourteenth amendment claim
• humiliating, denigrating, and frightening verbal abuse may be actionable as state tort, but does not state a fourteenth amendment claim
• humiliating, denigrating, and frightening verbal abuse may be actionable as state tort, but does not state a fourteenth amendment claim
• officer not entitled to summary judgment on qualified immunity grounds where there are disputed issues of fact as to whether a reasonable officer would have concluded that deadly force was required

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