Kavanaugh v. Midwest Club, Inc.

How courts have described this case

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• holding that “section 4-102 includes the police function of responding to a call of a traffic matter involving a motor vehicle that had been driven off the roadway and into a nearby retention pond”
• discussing incidental deviation requirement; holding that property owner did not have duty to driver who, due to suffering epileptic seizure, deviated from public highway and drove into pond on land
• police responded to a call that a vehicle drove off the road and into a retention pond
• no duty owed to driver who deviated from the highway during an epileptic seizure and drove into a retention pond
• police responded to a call 17 1-05-1954 that a vehicle drove off the road and into a retention pond
• municipality is not liable for its failure to supply police protection except where the municipality is under a special duty to a particular individual

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