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Task Duty to Intervene (Force)
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Valazquez v. City of Hiahleah, 484 F.3d 1340 (11 Cir. 2007)
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• “An officer who is present at the scene and who fails to take
reasonable steps to protect the victim of another officer’s use of
excessive force, can be held liable for his nonfeasance…Therefore,
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an officer who is present at such a beating and fails to intervene
may be held liable though he administered no blow.”
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