Reply #4: They get well tained eventually.

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An officer acting without reasonable suspicion can be sued individually and directly (along with the state).

It has been done multiple times in VA.

"Also aware that anything I say, can and will be misquoted "
That is why you say nothing.

Officer am I being detained?
Officer if I am not being detained I will be leaving.
Officer I am taking your blocking my path as legal detainment. Is it your intention to detain me?
Officer I will not answer any questions without legal counsel, should I call my lawyer now and advise him I am being detained?
Officer under what reasonable suspicion am I being detained?
Officer do you mind if I write down the time and reason I was detained by you?
Officer am I being detained?
Officer thank you for your time but I will be leaving now because I am not being detained.
Officer am I being detained?
Officer am I being detained?

Even poorly trained Police officers are smart enough to catch the meaning of questions about detainment. It isn't just a casual word. It very black and white. It removes any ambiguity from Police operations. Anyone asking it obviously is aware of their rights.

Luckily in VA simply being armed doesn't give rise to reasonable suspicion. In Ohio I am not sure.