Wood v. Neuman

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• “crying,” and feeling “shaken” and like a “pariah” in the neighborhood are not sufficient for IIED claim
• plaintiff who was “shaken at her arrest,” “constantly crying and almost sleepless,” and “embarrassed at having been made out to be a ‘pariah’ in the neighborhood” did not show sufficient emotional distress

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).