Sixth Circuit· 3/5/2020

Keyonte Ashford, Sr. v. Michael Raby

Citations

951 F.3d 798

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observing that on a defendant’s motion for summary judgment, when videotape captures the events in question the court considers the undisputed video footage and adopts the plaintiff’s version of any facts not caught on film
adopting “the plaintiff’s version of any facts not caught on film”
“Reasonable officers in this circuit will pay attention to this court’s caselaw. . . . But we can’t expect officers to keep track of persuasive authority from every one of our sister circuits.” (emphasis added)
“[W]e can’t expect officers to keep track of persuasive authority from every one of our sister circuits. They spend their time trying to protect the public, not reading casebooks.”
“In describing what happened, we rely mainly on undisputed video footage from police dashboard cameras on the scene. We adopt the plaintiff’s version of any facts not caught on film.”
“[W]e must consider what was reasonable from the officer’s perspective, not the suspect’s.”

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