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Task: Duty to Render Aid
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Kimbrough v. City of Cocoa, 2005 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 43794 (Middle
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Dist. FL. 2005)

• Where arrestee had obvious injuries and was begging for help, the

failure to have EMTs check the subject can lead to liability for the
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officers who are present.

• This liability can extend to officers at station who were responsible

for screening the individual when he is brought to station
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