Tendler v. Tendler

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• finding investigatory stop where officers drew weapons on suspect they believed had fired on witness to recent robbery
• finding investigatory stop where officers drew weapons on suspect they believed had fired on witness to recent robbery
• denying qualified immunity as to all officers who 9 knew and ignored plaintiff’s complaints of overly tight handcuffs on excessive-force 10 claim
• upholding investigatory stop where, following vehicle stop, officers surrounded car with weapons drawn
• reversing grant of qualified immunity on excessive force claim where officers initially denied robbery suspect’s request to loosen handcuffs, even though the handcuffs were ultimately readjusted
• although it was “close,” it could not be said as a matter of law that the officers’ use of force was reasonable where (1

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