McQueen v. City of Indianapolis

SULLIVAN, Judge.

Pamela McQueen brought a civil action for damages against the City of Indianapolis, Joseph E. Knox, Eugene Smith, and Terry Brownlee alleging three different torts: 1) malicious prosecution, 2) false arrest or false imprisonment, and 3) abuse of process. The trial court granted defendants’ joint motion for judgment on the evidence after McQueen rested her case. On appeal, McQueen questions whether judgment on the evidence as to the malicious prosecution count was properly granted. 1

It was stated by this court in Geyer v. City of Logansport (2d Dist. 1976) Ind.App., 346 N.E.2d…