Commonwealth v. Neal, G.

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• holding that “a delay of only eight minutes” was reasonable “[i]n view of the suspicious facts that [the officer] had observed”
• holding that officers do not need reasonable suspicion to ask a passenger for his or her identification during a lawful traffic stop and run a computer check on the passenger’s license and background
• noting that the defendant’s admission to prior arrests for theft and fighting as contributing to reasonable suspicion
• noting that the defendant’s admission to prior arrests for theft and fighting as contributing to reasonable suspicion
• stating that the defendant and his girl- friend “were traveling along a drug trafficking corridor”—I-10—was a factor supporting reasonable suspicion
• stating that the defendant and his girl- friend “were traveling along a drug trafficking corridor”—I-10—was a factor supporting reasonable suspicion

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