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Commonwealth v. Campbell

Citations

  • 69 Mass. App. Ct. 212
  • 867 N.E.2d 759
  • 2007 Mass. App. LEXIS 630

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  • describing another circumstance where a seizure was not effected until sirens or lights were coupled with indications to persons inside the automobile that police were pursuing or focusing their attention on that vehicle
  • test for reasonable suspicion properly considered immediate danger to public safety presented by reports of shots just fired and man carrying gun
  • test for reasonable suspicion properly considered immediate danger to public safety presented by report of shots just fired and man carrying gun
  • duty to investigate cases involving gun where police perceive danger to themselves or members of public
  • maneuvers of two police cruisers with activated blue lights alongside and behind defendant’s car were stop
  • \`\Particularly when a police officer receives information concerning an individual with a gun, the test for determining reasonable suspicion should include consideration of the possibility of the possession of a gun, and the government's need for prompt investigation\'\

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Judges: Grainger

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