zone on Route 1, his Chevrolet Monte Carlo was clocked at 63 miles per hour by Scarborough Police Sergeant Eugene O'Neill. on July 14, 1994, Seekamp left his parents' residence in Scarborough, Maine, for the asserted purpose of picking up the pieces of his former life in Arkansas, where his relationship with a girlfriend and his career in the United States Air Force were abruptly ended by an automobile accident in April, 1993, which left him with a brain injury.Ĥ As Seekamp was proceeding south through a 50 m.p.h. 2 3 The material facts are not in dispute. Seekamp, Jr., challenges a summary judgment ruling disallowing his civil rights claims against various Maine State Police ("MSP") officers and their supervisor, based on an alleged Fourth Amendment violation stemming from a roadblock established by the defendant officers on the Maine Turnpike. Before CYR, Circuit Judge, COFFIN, Senior Circuit Judge, and LYNCH, Circuit Judge. Brann, Assistant Attorney General, were on brief, for Defendants, Appellees. Leanne Robbin, Assistant Attorney General, with whom Andrew Ketterer, Attorney General, and Peter J.
Waxman, Portland, ME, for Plaintiff, Appellant.
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