In re H.B., J.B., P.B., D.B., and B.B.-1

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• defendant’s erratic driving, beating of steering wheel with her hands, nervousness, and agitation insufficient to give rise to reasonable belief that officer’s safety was in danger
• pat and frisk of driver of an automobile who had produced a valid license and registration in connection with a routine traffic stop held impermissible
• motor vehicle infraction combined with nervous and agitated behavior not sufficient to justify protective search
• officer “had no knowledge of any facts about the defendant before the frisk that reasonably could have put the officer in fear for her safety” [emphasis supplied]

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).