Campbell v. Department of Licensing

How courts have described this case

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• holding stop was not justified where motorist drove past police officer and yelled that a drunk driver was headed southbound in a certain vehicle
• holding stop unlawful despite seriousness of DUI due to insufficient factual basis of tip
• uncorroborated tip that a motorist is intoxicated, unaccompanied by any factual foundation, does not give rise to reasonable suspicion
• motorist drove up to a car and yelled to an officer that a drunk driver was heading southbound, and gave a description of the vehicle; tip held not rehable
• motorist drove up to a car and yelled to an officer that a drunk driver was heading southbound, and gave a description of the vehicle; tip held not reliable
• conclusory tip from unidentified passing motorist that defendant was driving under influence of alcohol insufficient to justify investigatory stop when officer followed suspect and observed no suspicious conduct

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).