David Engel v. J. Wendl, Larry Brimeyer
Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit
1Per curiam 1
J. Wendl and Larry Brimeyer appeal the district court’s denial of their motion for summary judgment based upon qualified immunity. We affirm.
Wendl and Brimeyer were members of the Disciplinary Committee at the Iowa Men’s Reformatory in 1987. David Engel, an inmate at the Reformatory, sent an anonymous note to prison officials stating: “Please get J. Freeman and Plació [sic] off the yard as soon as possible before they get hurt. Their life is in danger. I think they work in laundry.” Engel told officials he wrote the note because he believed another inmate, Cavallaro, intended to harm Freeman…
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