Ewell v. Commonwealth

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• “In order to justify the brief seizure of a person by an investigatory stop, a police officer need not have probable cause; however, he must have ‘a reasonable suspicion, based on objective facts, -4- that the [person] is involved in criminal activity.’” (alteration in original

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