United States v. Larry Valentine, A/K/A Hassan Deloa Tch, A/K/A Hassan Deloach, A/K/A Shawn Valentine

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• concluding that even if an individual momentarily complies with a show of authority, such compliance is not sufficient to effectuate a seizure
• holding that what Defendant did after he failed to comply with the police officers’ order can be considered in evaluating whether reasonable suspicion existed
• holding that a face-to- 4 face tip, in a high-crime area, in the middle of the night, and evasive suspects added up to reasonable suspicion
• holding that suspect’s momentary compliance with police order and giving of his name was not sufficient to trigger a seizure
• holding that “a tip given face to face is more reliable than an anonymous telephone call”
• concluding that officers had reasonable suspicion where, inter alia, they “saw [the defendant] and his two companions walk away as soon as they noticed the police car”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).