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Commonwealth v. Gray

Citations

  • 896 A.2d 601
  • 2006 Pa. Super. 71
  • 2006 Pa. Super. LEXIS 292

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  • recognizing that nervousness alone will not establish reasonable suspicion, but is a relevant factor to be considered in the totality of the circumstances
  • reversing denial of suppression where customer in a store subject to a police raid was nervous and sweating, which does not establish basis for patdown
  • “while nervous behavior is a relevant factor, nervousness alone is not dispositive and must be viewed in the totality of the circumstances”
  • “while nervous behavior is a relevant factor, nervousness alone is not dispositive and must be viewed in the totality of the circumstances. See In re M.D., 781 A.2d 192 (Pa. Super. 2001).”

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Judges: Klein, McEwen, Todd

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