Tyre et al v. Carter et al
Filing
25
ORDER re 22 Response filed by Samantha Jacobs, 21 Response filed by John Carter, Robert L. Brantley, Jr., 13 MOTION to Dismiss. Deputy Brantley is entitled to dismissal on all state law claims. Signed by Judge Lisa G. Wood on 6/27/2017. (ca)
In t|ie ?Hntteb States! Bisstntt Conrt
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FILED
Scott L. Poff, Clerk
United States District Court
By casbell at 4:13 pm, Jun 27, 2017
GARY TYRE, individually;
SAMANTHA JACOBS, as
Administrator of the Estate of
JERROD WEBSTER TYRE; and YVONNE
GILDER, individually;
Plaintiffs,
CV 216-110
V.
SHERIFF JOHN CARTER, in his
individual capacity; ROBERT
BRANTLEY, JR., in his
individual capacity; and JOHN
DOES 1-3, in their individual
capacities;
Defendants.
ORDER
The
Court
previously
reserved
ruling
on
the
issue
of
Official Immunity as to Defendant Robert Brantley, Jr. in order
to
allow
the
parties
regarding that claim.
so. Dkt. Nos. 21, 22.
to
Dismiss
(Dkt.
No.
to
clarify
Dkt. No. 20.
their
respective
positions
The parties have now done
Upon review. Defendants' Partial Motion
13)
will
Specifically, Plaintiff Samantha
be
GRANTED
in
its
entirety.
Jacobs has confirmed that she
intends to pursue state law tort claims against Deputy Brantley
A0 72A
(Rev. 8/82)
in his official capacity, and these claims will be dismissed.
Dkt.
No.
Georgia
22.
law,
individual
These
claims
governmental
capacities
for
must
be
dismissed
employees
who
discretionary
are
acts
because
sued
under
in
performed
their
within
the scope of their employment are entitled to official immunity.
Ga. Const, art. I, ยง II, para. IX(d); Gilbert v. Richardson, 452
S.E.2d 476 (Ga. 1994); Brown v. Taylor, 596 S.E.2d 403 (Ga. Ct.
App.
2004); Standard
2003).
Hobbs,
589
S.E.2d
634
(Ga.
Ct.
App.
Here, Deputy Brantley's actions were discretionary and
performed
within
the
enforcement official.
would
v.
allow
outside
of
a
his
scope
Plaintiffs
plausible
role
of
as
inference
a
law
his
employment
as
a
law
have alleged no facts which
that
Deputy
enforcement
Brantley
officer.
As
acted
such.
Deputy Brantley is entitled to dismissal on all state law claims,
SO OPDERED, this 27th day of June, 2017.
HON. IflSA GODBEY ttOOD, JUDGE
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
SOUTHERN
DISTRICT OF GEORGIA
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