Edward Eugene Wesson v. Lt. Roy Oglesby

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• holding careless handcuffing resulting in swollen and bleeding wrists does not support an excessive force claim
• swollen wrists with some bleeding did not constitute a serious medical need
• “We first note the fundamental inconsistency between Wesson’s statement in his pleadings below that the defendants es- corted him to the prison infirmary, and his claim that these same defendants denied him access to medical care.”

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