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· 2/16/2024

SHEDRICK RUSSELL v. STATE OF FLORIDA

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  • holding that man was seized when officers grabbed him and moved him to a seat for questioning before releasing him
  • noting that appearing nervous or taking evasive action tends to raise a suspicion that criminal activity is going on
  • the search cannot be based on information that is a fruit of the seizure itself
  • the search cannot be based on information that is a fruit of the seizure itself
  • a seizure occurred when officers grabbed, moved, and forcibly seated an individual

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