Gloria Anne Kane v. P.K. Hargis, Senior Trooper, Gloria Anne Kane v. P.K. Hargis, Senior Trooper

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• holding that alleged delays in providing adequate care also do not rise to the level of deliberate indifference where the delay does not cause further injury
• holding that alleged delays in providing adequate care also do not rise to the level of deliberate indifference where the delay does not cause further injury
• concluding that plaintiff’s allegations that she suffered “cracked teeth, a cut nose, and a bruised face” were not sufficiently serious medical needs in part because “there [was] no indication that these injuries required immediate medical treatment”
• affirming denial of qualified immunity where officer pinned plaintiff to the ground and “push[ed] her face into the pavement” after she resisted arrest
• denying qualified immunity where officer pinned plaintiff to the ground and “push[ed] her face into the pavement” after she resisted arrest
• denying qualified immunity on excessive force claim where, after officer secured suspect, he “repeatedly push[ed] her face into the pavement, cracking three of her teeth, cutting her nose, and bruising her face”

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