Tenth Circuit· 10/31/2017

Pauly v. White

Citations

874 F.3d 1197

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concluding that testimony from other eyewitnesses “all tend[ed] to discredit the police officers’ story” that the victim had a gun (quotation cleaned up)
concluding that the first Larsen consideration favored the suspect’s estate and family because an officer could have provided a warning during a five-second interval
concluding that the evi- dence could support the conclusion that the victim did not fire his weapon at the officer, despite the officer’s statement to the contrary
ruling that the Larsen distance factor weighed in favor of the plaintiff when the officer was located “fifty feet away from Samuel Pauly” and “sequestered behind a rock wall.”
stating that Allen “is of little help” on qualified immunity “because the facts are completely different”
stating that Allen \is of little help\ on qualified immunity \because the facts are completely different\

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Judges: Phillips, Seymour, Moritz

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