Porcher v. State

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• stop of vehicle for allegedly following too closely by one officer, at request of officer involved in drug investigation, held pretextual, where real reason for stop was to check for possession of drugs
• unlawful pretext stop for following other traffic too closely

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).