In re Friedmann

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• finding failure 21 to present evidence “illustrating the officers acted in anything other than good faith . . . in 22 attempting to provide the NOK notification” warranted summary judgment on IIED claim
• finding failure 21 to present evidence “illustrating the officers acted in anything other than good faith . . . in 22 attempting to provide the NOK notification” warranted summary judgment on IIED claim
• “A showing of 15 an employee’s incompetence is not necessarily enough; the plaintiff must also present 16 evidence showing what training should have been provided.”
• “[T]he plaintiff must also 8 present evidence showing what training should have been provided, and that its omission 9 proximately caused the plaintiff’s injuries.”
• “To prevail on a negligent training 4 claim, a plaintiff must show a defendant’s training or lack thereof was negligent and that 5 such negligent training was the proximate cause of a plaintiff’s injuries.”

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