During an arrest, which of the following actions is not considered a seizure?

A police inquiry without detention is not considered a seizure because, in order for a seizure to occur, there must be some form of physical control or restraint imposed by law enforcement on an individual or their property. A police inquiry that does not involve detaining or restricting a person's freedom does not meet this criterion. In legal terms, a seizure involves more than mere questioning; it entails an actual physical or psychological restraint that affects a person's liberty or right to property. Therefore, engaging in a conversation or inquiry with someone who is free to leave does not constitute a seizure, as the individual retains the choice to continue their activities without any interference.