192364P.pdf   12/16/2021  Larenzo Irvin  v.  Tyler Richardson
   U.S. Court of Appeals Case No:  19-2364
                          and No:  19-2610
   U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Iowa - Cedar Rapids   
   [PUBLISHED] [Loken, Author, with Kelly and Erickson, Circuit Judges] 
   Civil case - Civil rights. In an action against police officers and the 
   City of Cedar Rapids arising out of an investigative stop of plaintiffs, 
   the district court did not err in determining the officers had reasonable 
   suspicion to stop and detain the men to determine whether they were 
   involved in an earlier unlawful firearm display during a public 
   disturbance at that location, and the officers were entitled to qualified 
   immunity on the claim concerning the investigative stop; under the 
   circumstances, the force used by the officers did not turn the lawful 
   Terry stop into an arrest; the detention was no longer than necessary for 
   the officers to pursue their investigation; the district court did not err 
   in granting the officers qualified immunity dismissing the Fourth 
   Amendment claims; the court's conclusion that plaintiffs were not arrested 
   defeats their claims under Section 1983 and Iowa state law that they were 
   falsely arrested without probable cause prior to the end of their Terry 
   stop detention; however, under Iowa law the district court erred in 
   granting defendants summary judgment on plaintiff Bates's claim concerning 
   his subsequent arrest for interference with official acts; similarly, the 
   court erred in granting defendants summary judgment on Bates's Section 
   1983 false arrest claim with respect to his post-Terry arrest; Bates's 
   Monell claims are also remanded for further proceedings. Judge Kelly, 
   concurring in part and dissenting in part.