Sixth Circuit· 11/25/2008

United States v. McCauley

Citations

548 F.3d 440
2008 U.S. App. LEXIS 24078
2008 WL 4977366

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affirming determination that officer had reasonable suspicion that motorist was engaged in criminal activity, where one of the factors considered was “failure of the vehicle to pull over once [the officer] activated his lights”
affirming district court’s finding of reasonable suspicion where the suspect, among other things, did not stop when the officer activated his lights and the victim provided a description of the suspect and his car to law enforcement
reasonable suspicion measured based on information known when seizure was initiated and information gathered while effectuating seizure
reasonable suspicion measured based on information known when seizure was initiated and information gathered while effectuating seizure
passenger who ran inside house after car stopped was not seized until he later submitted to officer’s orders
“[T]he failure of the vehicle to pull over once Officer Helthinstine activated his lights and the subsequent conduct of appellant provided additional reason for him to conclude that criminal activity was indeed underfoot.”

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Judges: Kennedy, Sutton, McKeague

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