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10th Circuit: Sheriff's deputies have no immunity for letting dog attack Highlands Ranch man

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Two Douglas County sheriff's deputies whose dog bit the sleeping resident at a Highlands Ranch home can be sued for excessive force and other alleged constitutional violations, the Denver-based federal appeals court agreed on Wednesday.

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10th Circuit: Sheriff's deputies have no immunity for letting dog attack Highlands Ranch man

Two Douglas County sheriff's deputies whose dog bit the sleeping resident at a Highlands Ranch home can be sued for excessive force and other alleged constitutional violations, the Denver-based federal appeals court agreed on Wednesday.

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