City of Pasco v. Shaw

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• imputing to officers’ collective knowledge information that a caller had given to police on a 911 call
• finding no violation of clearly established law where an officer who was on foot shot at a suspect's moving vehicle because he reasonably perceived that his life was in danger
• con- cluding that this Court had “jurisdiction to review the denial of qualified im- munity and state-law immunity” under the collateral order doctrine and as- serting pendant appellate jurisdiction over additional issues
• con- cluding that this Court had “jurisdiction to review the denial of qualified im- munity and state-law immunity” under the collateral order doctrine and as- serting pendant appellate jurisdiction over additional issues
• “Alt- hough we construe the facts in the light most favorable to the plain- tiffs, we determine reasonableness from the perspective of ‘a rea- sonable officer on the scene at the time the events unfolded.’” (ci- tation omitted
• addressing qualified immunity under § 1983

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