First Amendment concerns are figuring heavily into efforts by an attorney for Gabriel Duenez to try and convince a judge not to make a temporary restraining order permanent for his client to stay away from two Manteca Police officers. Tuesday’s testimony asking Superior Court Judge Phillip Urie to consider making a temporary restraining order permanent against Duenez at the request of the two officers was continued to Friday, February 17, at 9 a.m..Duenez is the brother of the Manteca man who died in June during an officer involved shooting in the 200 block of Flores Avenue near the intersection of North Street and Cottage Avenue. Duenez has been accused of constant harassment of the patrolmen.