A Debevoise & Plimpton attorney who was apprehended at gunpoint while collecting beetles with a pocketknife has lost an initial appeal in his civil rights suit against the Village of Scarsdale, N.Y., and its police department. The federal judge ruled that a jury had reasonably concluded that officers did not use excessive force when they pointed guns at Harry Zirlin and handcuffed him with his face to the ground. Zirlin, a recognized expert and writer on beetles, said he would appeal to the 2nd Circuit.
April 08, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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