Both government officials and private citizens are empowered to make stops.

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Only government officials, such as police officers, have the authority to make official stops in the context of law enforcement. Private citizens do not have the same authority and can only perform a citizen's arrest under very specific circumstances, which does not equate to the broader powers of stopping individuals that law enforcement officers have.

Both Government Officials and Private Citizens Are Empowered to Make