United States v. Anthony Ruiz Del Vizo

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• noting that some dealers hide until the deal is consummated so that they can claim to be innocent bystanders
• removing suspect from his car and making him lie down in the street was a factor in whether an arrest had occurred
• removing suspect from his car and making him lie down in the street was a factor in whether an arrest had occurred
• finding the use of handcuffs to be an important factor in determining that an arrest had taken place
• facts showed that after one defendant used a pay telephone the others immediately returned to the house
• officers’ suspicions that defendant was involved in drug trafficking did not authorize officers to draw weapons, order suspect to get out of the car and lie on the ground, and handcuff him

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).