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Task: Shooting at Moving Vehicles That Pose Danger
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Brosseau v.Haugen, 543 U.S. 194 (2004).
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The law with respect to shooting at moving vehicles is not Clearly

Established:

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Where an officer has fired upon a moving vehicle to protect

themselves, other officers, or other persons, the officer may be entitled
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to qualified immunity.

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