Re:DA, sheriff, who shared woman's nude photos on phone are ...
by psunavy03 on Friday February 14, 2025 @01:25PM
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I think steelmanning the arguments for QI is that that's what it's for. Cop can't be sued for excessive force in that scenario.
Of course, in reality it's moved well beyond that into the realm of absurdity.
Not sure that'd be a rights violation. The cop would be able to say they had reasonable suspicion that a crime was being committed justifying the detention. Excessive force is a possibility depending on the details, such as the extent of the injuries that resulted from being forced to the ground or if the cop ordered the runner to stop before tackling them.