August 23, 2007): Upon our review of the record, we find that neither the testimony of the law enforcement officers investigating this crime and the related documentary evidence nor the testimony of the class members established that each and every member of the class experienced a significant interruption of his or her freedom of movement so as to amount to an actionable seizure (see People v Bora, supra at 535-536; Landsman v Village of Hancock, 296… [read post]