United States v. Dykes, Antwain

How courts have described this case

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• holding that police officers had reasonable suspicion to stop defendant in known high crime area who fled upon seeing the officers
• concluding that tackling suspect \in full flight from officers who were justified in stopping him ... was a reasonable method of effectuating the stop\
• holding that police officers had reasonable suspicion to stop defendant in known high crime area who fled upon seeing the officers
• holding that a defendant constructively possessed contraband where his personal belongings were found in the same bedroom as drugs and paraphernalia
• concluding that tackling suspect “in full flight from officers who were justified in stopping him . . . was a reasonable method of effectuating the stop”
• holding that tackling was a reasonable method of effectuating a stop under the circumstances

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).