Supreme Court of Delaware· 8/16/2017
Price v. DSCYF
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- no reasonable suspicion where \officers knew that the defendant visited [area] frequently [but] had nothing connecting him to\ criminal activity
- “A description of a perpetrator sought by police ‘need not be so particularized as to fit only a single person, but it cannot be so general that it would include a large number of people in the area where the stop occurs.’”
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Judges: Strine C.J.
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