The evidence provided for this claim was 'No evidence found after searching,' meaning no external sources were gathered to confirm or deny the claim. Therefore, it cannot be corroborated, but it is not marked as 'insufficient_evidence' because the lack of evidence is noted, not the claim itself.

The specific details regarding the officer handcuffing Shaknovsky while pressing him against a passenger in the back driver's side window are reported in the web search results, but the evidence provided for this claim included Wikipedia entries about unrelated topics (India Walton, Okaloosa County, Travis Walton) and only one web search result detailing the incident. Since the other sources provided were irrelevant, and the core detail is only strongly supported by one web search result, it is marked as single_source.

One web search result mentions that 'State records show Shaknovsky’s Florida medical license was suspended about a month later' (which is part of the evidence for claim 5). However, this claim stands alone, and no other evidence sources were provided to corroborate the revocation itself, leading to a single-source assessment based on the available evidence pool.

The claim references an 'emergency suspension order viewed by The Post,' which is cited as the source for this specific detail. No other independent sources were provided to corroborate the content of this order.