explaining that "[s]o long as the officer's reliance on the 'collective knowledge' is objectively reasonable, he will be accorded qualified immunity" from suit arising from arrest without probable cause
Summary of this case from Hampton v. City of Chi.No. 93-3379.
November 1, 1994.
E.D.Wis., 823 F.Supp. 1452.
AFFIRMED.
explaining that "[s]o long as the officer's reliance on the 'collective knowledge' is objectively reasonable, he will be accorded qualified immunity" from suit arising from arrest without probable cause
Summary of this case from Hampton v. City of Chi.Full title:Baugh v. City of Milwaukee
Court:7th Cir.
Date published: Nov 1, 1994
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