Opinion ID: 794277
Heading Depth: 2
Heading Rank: 5

Heading: Officer Welling

Text: 37 Reasonover argues Officer Welling's failure to document Reasonover's denials of involvement in Buckley's murder during Reasonover's interview with Officer Welling and Officer Banaszek, and Officer Welling's failure to disclose the Reasonover-White Tape, violated Reasonover's constitutional rights. Regarding Reasonover's interview, Officer Welling is entitled to qualified immunity for the same reason Officer Banaszek is entitled to qualified immunity. Again, a suspect's constitutional rights are not violated if a police report does not contain the entirety of a suspect's denials of involvement in the suspected crime. Regarding the Reasonover-White Tape, Officer Welling is entitled to qualified immunity for the same reason Detective Eichelberger, Officer Banaszek, and Detective Tillman are entitled to qualified immunity. Reasonover has not produced evidence Officer Welling intentionally withheld or destroyed evidence. Regarding conspiracy, Reasonover's argument fails because she presents no specific material facts, circumstantial or otherwise, that Officer Welling and other officers formed an agreement to violate Reasonover's constitutional rights. See Marti, 57 F.3d at 685.