Man fleeing Home Depot immigration raid is struck, killed by car on the 210 Freeway

It's obvious, not sure what the other person is talking about. Literally the same mentality that if someone is innocent, they should comply with everything and hide nothing, no matter how unreasonable. That's not right, we should be holding those in positions of authority to a higher standard than those who are not.

Frimpong ordered federal agents not to use those factors to establish reasonable suspicion to detain people. And that all those in custody at a downtown detention facility known as B-18 must be given 24-hour access to lawyers and a confidential phone line.

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The man who died was not actually detained, so it doesn't seem to me that his rights were violated even if detaining him would have violated his rights. He wasn't even being chased, as far as I can tell from the article - he ran on his own when he heard that ICE agents were coming. Are you proposing that (in the absence of qualified immunity) cops should be sued for something that they didn't do, but which this man suspected that they might do?