United States v. Seelye listed six factors and circumstances to be considered in determining the amount and kind of force that is reasonable and consistent with an investigative stop. Which of the following is NOT one of those factors?

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The factors listed in United States v. Seelye for determining the reasonableness of force during an investigative stop include considerations such as the number of officers and police cars involved, the nature of the crime and whether the suspect is believed to be armed, and the need for immediate action. However, the training and experience level of the officer(s) involved is not explicitly listed as a factor in this context.

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