PER CURIAM. In January 2019, Detective Lori Russ searched Connie Reguli’s private Facebook records allegedly because Russ disliked Reguli’s criticism of the police. Reguli learned of this search a year later when preparing for her criminal trial. She did not sue over the search at that time. Much later, however, Reguli learned that her speech had motivated the search when Russ seemed to admit as much at Reguli’s sentencing in July 2022. That November, Reguli filed a First Amendment retaliation claim against Russ and her employer under 42 U.S.C. § 1983. But Reguli’s § 1983 claim triggered a short one-year statute of limitations under Tennessee law. So the district court dismissed Reguli’s claim as untimely. The court reasoned that this claim had accrued when Reguli learned of Russ’s search—not when she learned of Russ’s motivation for it. We agree and affirm.