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Rios v. State

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  • 975 So. 2d 488
  • 2007 WL 2120135

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  • encounter ceased to be consensual when back-up officer moved behind defendant to prevent escape after defendant had attempted to walk away
  • “[A] ‘citizen encounter becomes an investigatory ... stop[ ] once an officer shows authority in a manner that restrains the defendant’s freedom of movement such that a reasonable person would feel compelled to comply.’ ” (all alterations except first in original
  • \[A] 'citizen encounter becomes an investigatory . . . stop[ ] once an officer shows authority in a manner that restrains the defendant's freedom of movement such that a reasonable person would feel compelled to comply.' \ (all alterations except first in original
  • restraining movement is one indication of investigatory stop
  • restraining movement is one indication of investigatory stop

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Judges: Fulmer

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