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White v. Pauly, 137 S. Ct. 548 (2017).
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•An officer generally takes the scene as they find it and are not required to

second-guess the actions of officers who are already present to make sure

they have acted properly.
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•Clearly established federal law does not prohibit a reasonable officer who

arrives late to an ongoing police action in circumstances like this from

assuming that proper procedures, such as officer identification, have
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already been followed. No settled Fourth Amendment principle requires

that officer to second-guess the earlier steps already taken by his or her

fellow officers in instances like the one White confronted here [which

involved subjects with guns]
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