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Freeman v. Commonwealth

Citations

  • 460 S.E.2d 261
  • 20 Va. App. 658
  • 12 Va. Law Rep. 66
  • 1995 Va. App. LEXIS 635
  • 1995 WL 477917

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  • recognizing that a “trained law enforcement officer may [be able to] identify criminal behavior which would appear innocent to an untrained observer” (alteration in original) (quoting Taylor v. Commonwealth, 6 Va. App. 384, 388 (1988) (en banc))
  • noting that a trained law enforcement officer may be able to identify behavior as criminally significant that would appear innocent to an untrained observer
  • slow speed and weaving by vehicle, coupled with officer’s experience, provided reasonable suspicion for stop
  • slow speed and weaving by vehicle, coupled with officer’s experience, provided reasonable suspicion for stop

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Judges: Coleman, Willis, Bray

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