In Re Montrail M.

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• stating that “[t]he dog’s reaction properly served as probable cause to search the vehicle”
• stating that “[t]he dog’s reaction properly served as probable cause to search the vehicle”
• K-9 search of a vehicle, which detected narcotics, while awaiting results of computer check on driver's license and vehicle registration, was permissible
• trained drug dog’s reaction “properly served as probable cause to search the vehicle” without a warrant
• K-9 search of a vehicle, which detected narcotics, while awaiting results of computer check on driver’s license and vehicle registration, was permissible
• “Unless the factual scenario includes some additional element, a canine scan conducted contemporaneously with a detention that passes Fourth Amendment muster does not further implicate the Fourth Amendment.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).