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Lewis v. State

Citations

  • 705 S.E.2d 693
  • 307 Ga. App. 593
  • 2011 Fulton County D. Rep. 129
  • 2011 Ga. App. LEXIS 22

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  • concluding that the defendant’s detention and pat-down search was authorized when he appeared extremely nervous, grabbed his pants pocket, and provided an implausible explanation for his presence on the property which had previously been robbed numerous times
  • “The officer’s belief that the individual is armed and dangerous cannot be predicated upon a mere suspicion or hunch.”
  • state met burden of showing lawfulness of pat-down search where defendant was in high-crime area known for robberies and was loitering near store that had previously been robbed
  • state met burden of showing lawfulness of pat-down search where defendant was in high- crime area known for robberies and was loitering near store that had previously been robbed
  • defendant’s detention and pat-down search was authorized when, while present in a high crime area near a closed convenience store at night, he appeared extremely nervous, grabbed his pants pocket, and provided an implausible explanation for his presence on a property
  • defendant’s detention and pat-down search was authorized when, while present in a high crime area near a closed convenience store at night, he appeared extremely nervous, grabbed his pants pocket, and provided an implausible explanation for his presence on a property

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Judges: Barnes, Blackwell, Dillard

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