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Task: Participation of Chief
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Pembauer v. Cincinnati, 475 U.S. 469 (1986).
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In cases where the final policy maker (the police chief in many

instances) is involved in a decision that impacts the rights of

individuals, agency liability may attach.
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In cases where the chief of police is on the scene of some police

event and makes decisions that in some way causes a constitutional
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injury, the agency may be liable based on this single event as if a

written policy in conformity with that decision was in place.

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