Johnson v. Wiegand et al
| Billy Joe Johnson |
| Alan Wiegand, Anthony Dawson, South Bend Police Department and South Bend City of |
| 3:2014cv02049 |
| December 1, 2014 |
| US District Court for the Northern District of Indiana |
| South Bend Office |
| St. Joseph |
| Christopher A Nuechterlein |
| Philip P Simon |
| Civil Rights |
| 42 U.S.C. ยง 1983 |
| None |
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OPINION AND ORDER: Court GRANTS 39 Motion for Summary Judgment; DIRECTS the clerk to enter judgment in favor of all the defendants on the claims contained in the plaintiff's complaint; DISMISSES defendants Weigand and Dawson's state-law counterclaims without prejudice; and DIRECTS the clerk to close this case. Signed by Chief Judge Philip P Simon on 10/7/2016. cc: Johnson (tc)
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OPINION AND ORDER GRANTING leave to proceed against Officer Alan Weingard and Officer Anthony Dawson in their individual capacities for compensatory and punitive damages for using excessive force during his arrest on 10/29/14; All other claims are DISMISSED, Party South Bend City of and South Bend Police Department DISMISSED. US Marshal Service to effect service on Officer Weingard and Officer Dawson. (cc: Plaintiff and USM) Signed by Chief Judge Philip P Simon on 2/2/15. (mlc)
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