Jones v. Camden Police Department

How courts have described this case

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• stating that police officers presume citizen-informants are reliable because there is no reason to think otherwise
• holding reasonable suspicion supported car stop based on citizen-informant tip regarding drunk driver
• motorist in car beside an officer in moving traffic told the officer that the driver of another car was drunk and pointed to the car
• “The objective signs of intoxication are matters of common knowledge and experience. Implicit in the motorist’s statement is that he had observed defendant and believed him to be drunk.”
• \The objective signs of intoxication are matters of common knowledge and experience.\

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).