Rutha Carroll v. Harris County

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• holding that once a suspect is “subdued” and is “no longer resisting, an officer's subsequent use of force is excessive”
• [O]nce a suspect has been handcuffed and subdued, and is no longer resisting arrest, an officer’s subsequent use of force is excessive.”
• “once a suspect has been handcuffed and subdued, and is no longer resisting, an officer’s use of force is excessive”

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