Cuervo v. Sorenson, et al
| PATRICIA CUERVO |
| TODD SORENSON, Captain, Mesa County Sheriffs Office, TRAVIS CHRISTENSEN, Sergeant, Mesa County Sheriffs Office, MARCO MONTEZ, Sergeant, Mesa County Sheriff's Office, TIM ORR, Sergeant, Mesa County Sheriff's Office, ERIC OLSON, Investigator, Mesa County Sheriff's Office, CURTIS CALLOW, Deputy, Mesa County Sheriffs Office, DONALD LOVE, Deputy, Mesa County Sheriff's Office, SETH PARKER, Deputy, Mesa County Sheriff's Office, THOMAS STUCKENSCHNEIDER, Deputy, Mesa County Sheriff's Office, JOSH SANCHEZ, Deputy, Mesa County Sheriff's Office, RYAN REASONER, Deputy, Mesa County Sheriff's Office, GARTH COWLY, Deputy, Mesa County Sheriff's Office, SALMINEO ESPINDOLA, Deputy, Mesa County Sheriff's Office, DERVIN SANDELL, Deputy, Mesa County Sheriff's Office, MIKE MILLER, Investigator, Mesa County Sheriff's Office and JAMIE PENNAY, Sergeant, Mesa County Sheriff's Office |
| 26-1237 |
| June 22, 2026 |
| U.S. Court of Appeals, Tenth Circuit |
| Other Civil Rights |
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| Filing 1 [11291864] Civil case docketed. Preliminary record filed. DATE RECEIVED: 06/22/2026. Docketing statement due 07/06/2026 for Patricia Cuervo. Transcript order form due 07/06/2026 for Patricia Cuervo. Notice of appearance due on 07/06/2026 for Curtis Callow, Travis Christensen, Garth Cowly, Patricia Cuervo, Salmineo Espindola, Donald Love, Mike Miller, Marco Montez, Eric Olson, Tim Orr, Seth Parker, Jamie Pennay, Ryan Reasoner, Josh Sanchez, Dervin Sandell, Todd Sorenson and Thomas Stuckenschneider [26-1237] [Entered: 06/22/2026 11:08 AM] |
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