The mere telling a person that he or she is under arrest is not an arrest unless it is accompanied by

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An arrest is constituted either by an actual physical seizure of the person, or by the person's submission to the officer's will and control, indicating that the person is not free to leave. The presence of an arrest warrant, booking, or a general seizure without these specific conditions does not alone constitute an arrest.

The Mere Telling a Person That He or She Is