Scott v. Harris does not require court, on the basis of largely consistent story from police and other bystanders that justified police shooting, to disregard deposition testimony of bystander that he initially lied to police during investigation and truth was that officers brutally beat decedent even though he did not resist, that they could easily have handcuffed him, and deadly force was not required; factual issues were for a jury and qualified immunity should have been denied with respect to use of deadly force.
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