David D. Wooten v. Caesars Riverboat Casino, LLC and Bernard J. Chamernik

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• holding that one’s presence in a public place at night in a high-crime area and appearing nervous did not establish reasonable suspicion
• upholding grant of qualified immunity to police officer who shot individual after tussle during which individual’s concealed weapon discharged, even when fleeing, in part because he still had the weapon “and nothing prevented [him] from turning to fire upon the officers”
• “When police injure a person while apprehending him, they generally satisfy the Fourteenth Amendment by summoning medical care and not intentionally or recklessly delaying his access to it.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).