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Appellate Court of Illinois· 3/5/1986

People v. Dyer

Citations

  • 490 N.E.2d 237
  • 141 Ill. App. 3d 326
  • 95 Ill. Dec. 764
  • 1986 Ill. App. LEXIS 1910

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  • rejecting a defendant’s argument that he did not act suspiciously by turning his car around because the detaining officer “knew of a specific recently reported crime and did not merely observe ‘suspicious’ activity in a general area where crimes had previously been committed”
  • rejecting a defendant's argument that he did not act suspiciously by turning his car around because the detaining officer \knew of a specific recently reported crime and did not merely observe 'suspicious' activity in a general area where crimes had previously been committed\
  • rural setting and absence of other vehicles in area contributed to officer’s reasonable suspicion
  • rural setting and absence of other vehicles in area contributed to officer's reasonable suspicion

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Judges: Welch, Harrison

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