Darryl Gray, Personal Representative of Estate of Mark Gray, Deceased v. City of Detroit and Police Officer Douglas Gross

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• holding that no constitutional violation occurred when a detainee who went unobserved for nearly an hour committed suicide
• holding that a duty “to provide adequate medical care . . . is readily distinguishable from the more narrow duty to try to prevent foreseeable suicides”
• concluding that the only way any individual officer would have inferred that the inmate was a suicide risk was to have collective knowledge of every other officer’s information regarding the inmate’s behavior
• noting that the Supreme Court has adopted an objective \obviousness\ standard for training program adequacy
• noting that the Supreme Court has adopted an objective “obviousness” standard for training program adequacy
• finding that only two inmate suicides in an eight-year period insufficient to establish notice of a pattern of constitutional violations

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