Johnson v. United Parcel Services, Inc.

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• holding that false imprisonment requires the use or threat of force and that the restraint from an individual’s fear of losing a job is insufficient as a matter of law for such a claim
• the plaintiff’s false imprisonment claim was disposed of on summary judgment where the plaintiff’s employer questioned the plaintiff during the evening hours about three or four hours concerning allegations of theft and drug dealing

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