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United States District Court, D. The factual background of this matter has been explored extensively in prior orders see Mem. Summarily, Plaintiff Wendy Couser filed this 42 U.

Holmes died in August after leading officers on a high-speed pursuit in central Kansas, after which a confrontation ensued between he and law enforcement officers from three entities: the City of Newton, Harvey County, and McPherson County. Holmes was shot and died from his wounds. Plaintiff initially sued multiple Offier enforcement officers from the three involved agencies. Defendants Anthony Hawpe, Skyler Hinton, and the City of Newton are referenced individually and collectively referenced as the "Newton defendants.

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The Complaint also names unknown officers from each of the three entities, bringing the case to an initial total of 14 defendants. After a hearing, the undersigned granted the motions to stay Mem.

Broomes granted in part and denied in part the multiple motions to dismiss. The Court dismissed six of Plaintiff's eight claims 4 in substance. The two remaining claims are: 1 excessive force against the individual defendants, and 2 the municipal liability claims against Sheriff Gay in his official capacity and the City of Mcphsrson. Soon after the decision, Sheriff Gay filed an appeal.

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ECF Nos. After another hearing on the issue of stay, the undersigned granted the stay but required all parties— except Sheriff Gay—to serve on one another their Rule 26 a initial disclosures and exchange any documents identified therein. Mandate, ECF No.]