Michael D. Eades and Rebecca Eades v. Sunrise Estates Property Owners Association

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• applying Coleman and holding that the officer’s asking the defendant to take his hands out of his pockets did not turn the mere encounter into a seizure
• finding the appellant’s evasive movements and his refusal to comply with the officers’ request to remove his hands from his pockets gave officers reasonable suspicion to frisk the appellant for the officers’ safety

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).