Hooks v. Atoki

Plaintiff alleged that officers were deliberately indifferent and allowed him to be assaulted in custody; court declines to extend Kingsley to deliberate indifference claims, relying on its decision in Strain v. Regalado, 977 F.3d 984 (10th Cir. 2020) (claim of alleged medical indifference), and found there was no subjective indifference in this case, thus no liability, because the time interval between when the officer became aware of the attack on plaintiff and when he responded was too short to conclude his response was unreasonable.