Bullard v. City of New York

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• denying a motion to dismiss false arrest and malicious prosecution claims where the court could not find as a matter of law, based on the allegations in the complaint, that the defendants had probable cause for their actions
• “[T]he existence of probable cause to commence a proceeding is also a complete bar to a claim of malicious prosecution.”
• “[T]he existence of probable cause to commence a proceeding is ... a complete bar to a claim of malicious prosecution”
• eyewitness falsely represented himself as a psychiatrist and employee of the U.S. Marshal Service to arresting officers
• “The Court cannot find, in light of the allegations in the Complaint to the contrary, that as a matter of law the defendants had probable cause to arrest and prosecute [the plaintiff.]”

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