191860P.pdf   04/02/2020  Richard Thiel  v.  Stephen Korte
   U.S. Court of Appeals Case No:  19-1860
   U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Missouri - Hannibal   
   [PUBLISHED] [Arnold, Author, with Gruender and Shepherd, Circuit Judges] 
   Civil case - Civil rights. A reasonable officer under the circumstances 
   presented could think the warrant to seize a vehicle included implicit 
   authorization to seize the keys to the vehicle; the second warrant in the 
   case authorized the seizure of any and all handguns in plaintiff's home, 
   and the seizure of antique handguns, guns in unopened boxes and holsters 
   was permitted as they were reasonably related to the suspected crime at 
   issue - discharge of a firearm at a visitor to defendant's home; warrant 
   was sufficiently particular; defendant Korte played no part in obtaining 
   or executing the warrant and plaintiff failed to allege Korte failed to 
   train or supervise his deputies and, as a result, Korte was entitled to 
   summary judgment on the claims against him in his individual capacity; 
   plaintiff failed to allege an actionable custom, and the court did not err 
   in granting Korte summary judgment on plaintiff's official capacity claim; 
   plaintiff had an adequate state court remedy to obtain return of the 
   seized items, and his due-process claim is rejected.