United States v. Dennis Deon Smith

How courts have described this case

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• listing cases treating failure to stop and continued driving after light or siren activation as contributing to reasonable suspicion
• reasonable suspicion when driver abruptly put on brakes and turned into private driveway, and then did not stop when police activated lights
• “[W]e have repeatedly recognized that evasive reactions to the presence of police may be considered in determining whether reasonable suspicion exists for an investigatory stop.”
• attempting to evade a police roadblock

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).