Supreme Court of Colorado· 1/24/1994

People v. Johnson

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865 P.2d 836
18 Brief Times Rptr. 145
1994 Colo. LEXIS 72
1994 WL 17027

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holding that encounter was consensual where officers approached the defendant and, after asking for his airline ticket and driver’s license, asked him if he was carrying any narcotics or large sums of money
holding that encounter lasting for a few minutes in which officers ap proached defendant at airport and asked to examine defendant’s ticket and identification was a consensual interview
indicating that police approached defendant after watching him sprint through airport with a pillow case stuffed with clothes and a brown tweed bag
indicating that police approached defendant after watching him sprint through airport with a pillow case stuffed with clothes and a brown tweed bag
using the defendant’s actions as 10 evidence of voluntary consent when no officers instructed him to act in the manner that he did
consent voluntary because police officers did not act threateningly or intrusively, and made no promises or threats when requesting consent to search

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Judges: Erickson, Scott, Vollack

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