There was a bonkers theory that this case could be tried as a 2nd amendment violation, as the victim had a licensed firearm in their hand IIRC. The qualified i

There was a bonkers theory that this case could be tried as a 2nd amendment violation, as the victim had a licensed firearm in their hand IIRC. The qualified immunity doesn't work if their "conduct violates clearly established statutory or constitutional rights of which a reasonable person would have known". It's really hard for a cop to prove that they don't know the 2nd amendment.