People v. Villiard

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• finding the described defendant engaged in a particular sequence of events as predicted by the informant, sufficient to constitute reasonable suspicion
• finding the described defendant engaged in a particular sequence of events as predicted by the informant, sufficient to constitute reasonable suspicion
• finding corroboration of the name and description of the defendant, as well as fact that the defendant engaged in a particular sequence of events as predicted by the informant, sufficient to constitute reasonable suspicion
• finding corroboration of the name and description of the defendant, as well as fact that the defendant engaged in a particular sequence of events as predicted by the informant, sufficient to constitute reasonable suspicion
• verification of identification is inherent power during valid investigatory stop

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