(Reuters) - The U.S. Supreme Court, turning down a chance to test the limits of police use of force, declined on Monday to revive an unarmed suspect's lawsuit accusing a Houston officer of unconstitutional excessive force for shooting him in the back after he reached for his own waistband.
U.s. Top Court Will Not Review Houston Police Shooting 'waistband' Defense
Reuters: U.S., Reuters: Nation
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