Tex. App. Ct., 5th Dist. (Dallas)· 4/22/2022
in Re: Five Star Global, LLC
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- observing that finding a seizure “would discourage officers from using such lights when necessary for their safety or the safety of others”
- an officer illuminating the area before approaching the vehicle does not constitute a seizure; otherwise, officers would be discouraged from using their lights when necessary for their safety or the safety of others
- an officer illuminating the area before approaching the vehicle does not constitute a seizure; otherwise, officers would be discouraged from using their lights when necessary for their safety or the safety of others
- “[The law enforcement officer’s] use of take down lights to illuminate the area before approaching the vehicle did not constitute a seizure. To hold otherwise would discourage officers from using such lights when necessary for their safety or the safety of others.”
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