Herrera v. Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department

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• concluding LVMPD does not enjoy discretionary-act immunity in its training and supervision decisions because \[it] assumes the obligation to ensure that its employees do not pose an unreasonable safety risk to those with whom they come into contact\
• not objectively reasonable as a matter of law to shoot mentally disturbed individual “standing with the knife pointed skyward, stunned, for nearly a full minute”
• denying summary judgment on failure-to-train claim on analogous facts

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