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Commonwealth v. Twombly

Citations

  • 435 Mass. 440
  • 758 N.E.2d 1051
  • 2001 Mass. LEXIS 691

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  • terms of a statute are to be read according to their ordinary and approved usage
  • excessive speed and erratic driving posed imminent danger of breach of the peace justifying an extraterritorial stop in Salisbury by an Amesbury police officer to “preserve the peace”
  • officer followed defendant’s vehicle for approximately three miles and estimated speed at fifty to fifty-five miles per hour in zones where limit was twenty-five and thirty-five miles per hour; also observed improper passing
  • Salisbury officer instructed Amesbury officer to make stop in Salisbury

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Judges: Cowin

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