White v. United States of America

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• rejecting the plaintiff’s position on unclear surveillance footage where it is directly contradicted by the footage and evidence elsewhere in the record
• “As a rule, statements made by the party opposing summary judgment must be accepted as true, but a party must ‘support his allegations . . . with facts in the record,’ and ‘unsubstantiated allegations . . . will not withstand summary judgment.’”

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