Caines v. Wheeler

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• finding evidence that officer “fired shots into a moving vehicle which was trying to flee rather than fight” sufficiently showed willful and wanton conduct
• “Although the Final Pretrial Order was entered after the Motion for Summary Judgment was filed, the Court finds this does not necessitate a different result.”
• To prove a private conspiracy in violation of 42 U.S.C. § 1985(3), the conspiracy must be some racial, or perhaps otherwise class- based, invidiously discriminatory animus

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