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5th Cir.: The Fourth Am. prohibits police from taking a person into custody then dumping them at the county line "to rid the county of vagrants." 
Police picked up a disturbed man who'd just spent 12 years hospitalized for a developmental disability. The officer gave him a "courtesy ride home" (but didn't ask where he lived), dropped him off at the county line on the side of a highway at dusk, where he was hit and killed.
5th Cir.: No immunity on the 4th Am. question. You can't do stuff like that. ca5.uscourts.gov/opinions/pub/1…
