Wahhab v. City of New York

How courts have described this case

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• “Probable cause will generally be found to exist when an officer is advised of a crime by a victim or an eyewitness.”
• “Probable cause will generally be found to exist when an officer is advised of a crime by a victim or an eyewitness.”
• “Probable cause will generally be found to exist when an officer is advised of a crime by a victim or an eyewitness.”
• “Probable cause will generally be found to exist when an officer is advised of a crime by a victim or an eyewitness.”
• call to 911 and separate account volunteered by a witness at the scene established probable cause to arrest plaintiff as a matter of law
• “[Section] 1983 does not support derivative claims for loss of consortium.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).