A. Douglas Thompson v. Richard Olson, Franklin Noiles, and Stephen Robinson

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• explaining that police officers not required to give significant weight to suspect’s self-exonerating claims in determining whether probable cause existed
• police officer's initial finding of probable cause justifies not only arrest, but reasonable period of continued detention for the purpose of bringing the arrestee before a magistrate, subject only to officer's continuing obligation to act reasonably
• \Police officers hear many self-exonerating claims from suspects and should not be required to give significant weight to these statements in post-arrest determinations of whether probable cause has dissipated to such an extent that the suspect should be released.\
• see supra, notes 1 and 2

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