State v. Friederick

How courts have described this case

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• drawn gun used to stop suspect upheld where suspect ran after being told to stop and he was a suspect in a violent crime, and was potentially armed and dangerous
• drawn gun used to stop suspect upheld where suspect ran after being told to stop and he was a suspect in a violent crime, and was potentially armed and dangerous
• flight is itself circumstantial evidence of guilt and thus an element of probable cause
• officer seized a suspect by saying, “Stop, I want to talk to you.”
• officer confronted defendant at a bus stop, saying: “Stop, I want to talk to you,” and defendant then fled, and court concluded that “[a] reasonable person would not flee a police officer’s order to stop, so [officer’s] statement resulted in a seizure for purposes of the Fourth Amendment”
• suspect had fled; violent crime

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).