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These "failure to protect" lawsuits against cops get knocked down by SCOTUS don't they? As far as I know there's no duty to protect or serve based on legal precedent.
Yeah, police only have a duty to protect you if you are in their specific care. For example: they cannot let a random person assault you while you are arrested.