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In May 2010, Officer Stoneburner unlawfully entered the Smith family’s home without consent, violating the Fourth Amendment. He followed Logan Smith inside despite being told to wait outside. Additionally, he reached into the house to grab Charles Smith without a warrant or exigent circumstances. The court denied Officer Stoneburner’s claim of qualified immunity, indicating a clear violation of constitutional rights. The case, Smith v. City of Sturgis, highlighted these actions as unlawful entries and seizures.
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