Wortham v. Village of Barrington Hills

How courts have described this case

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• no seizure where police remained in cruiser without impeding or restricting defendant’s freedom of movement
• statement 'Hey you . . . I want to speak with you' was not seizure
• defendant was seized when an officer approached the defendant after he ignored a request to talk and then said, “Hey you. I wanna talk to you. Come here”
• defendant seized when police officer got out of cruiser, pointed at defendant in presence of two other officers, and said, “Hey you. I wanna talk to you. Come here”
• after being ignored, officer got out of vehicle, walked up to defendant with two other officers and said, \Hey you. I wanna talk to you. Come here\ [emphasis added]
• \Hey you . . . I want to speak with you\ was not seizure

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).