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· 3/1/2024

JANET ROWLAND-BURKE v. WEST SHORE DISTRICT, LLC

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  • holding that after drugs were discovered in defendant’s 21 backpack, agents had reasonable basis to believe that co- 22 defendant “was not just a mere innocent traveling companion but 23 was traveling and acting in concert” with defendant
  • curious story told by both defendants provided adequate basis to believe that defendants were acting in concert
  • probable cause to arrest man who accompanied woman found at border in possession of cocaine when both told same unlikely story about how they came to be there

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