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Evans v. State

Citations

  • 216 Ga. App. 21
  • 453 S.E.2d 100
  • 95 Fulton County D. Rep. 208
  • 1995 Ga. App. LEXIS 1

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  • holding that defendant’s loitering, which entailed slowly circling a shopping center parking lot for 45 minutes in his car, pausing next to certain cars, and never parking to enter any stores, provided officers with articulable suspicion to justify a second-tier stop
  • concluding for purposes of attempt to enter an automobile, that defendants went beyond remote acts of preparation when they drove to the shopping center parking lots in search of a specific car to enter
  • affirming a conviction for criminal attempt to enter an automobile where the defendants discussed the theft of a car stereo, possessed the tools to commit the theft, and drove to a parking lot to commit the theft
  • affirming a conviction for criminal attempt to enter an automobile where the defendants discussed the theft of a car stereo, possessed the 7 tools to commit the theft, and drove to a parking lot to commit the theft
  • possession of screwdrivers, pliers, and various car keys combined with act of casing a parking lot sufficient to prove offense
  • probable cause to arrest for loitering where, among other things, occupants of car were driving around parking lot for 45 minutes without entering a store and made misleading claims to officer

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Judges: Johnson, Beasley, Andrews

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