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People v. Cagle

Citations

  • 688 P.2d 718
  • 1984 Colo. LEXIS 627

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  • holding officer could pull out a shirt crammed under a passenger’s seat while conducting a protective search for weapons
  • holding officer could pull out a shirt crammed under a passenger's seat while conducting a protective search for weapons
  • holding a weapons search would be reasonable when a passenger leaned over in his seat after the officer activated overhead lights to signal an automobile to stop
  • stating that a weapons search of area under passenger’s seat was proper when the passenger leaned over after the officer activated lights and sirens to signal the automobile to stop
  • weapons search proper when passenger leaned over after officer activated overhead lights to signal automobile to stop
  • passenger’s furtive conduct in bending down and placing the items under the passenger seat after police officer turned on his overhead lights would have warranted a reasonable belief that the passengers had a weapon beneath the seat, thus justifying a search for weapons in that area

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Judges: Dubofsky

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