Harral v. Gray

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• concluding under “totality of the circumstances” that the defendant’s movements could have been inter preted as consistent with those made by one engaged in a drug transaction sufficient to justify stop for investigative purposes
• stating that time of the incident is relevant in a totality of the circumstances analysis of reasonable suspicion
• providing examples of factors that can be relevant: setting, time, experience, knowledge, and type of behavior
• time of night and location are part of the totality of circumstances for stop and arrest
• police officer reasonably suspected that a drug crime might be occurring due to the suspect’s furtive movements in a vehicle while parked at night in an area of very heavy drug activity
• police officer reasonably suspected that a drug crime might be occurring due to the suspect's furtive movements in a vehicle while parked at night in an area of very heavy drug activity

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).