Rolfe v. State

How courts have described this case

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• previous reports of thefts and break-ins in area where defendants were found after business hours were relevant to totality of circumstances
• stop of vehicle that left store parking lot at night when store was closed held valid to investigate suspicion that occupants may have been involved in a robbery; “oddly circuitous route” taken by vehicle appeared intended to evade officer
• reasonable suspicion existed for a traffic stop when a vehicle drove past a closed store that had been recently targeted by burglars, continued down a dead-end road in the early hours of the morning, and appeared to attempt to elude the police once spotted by them

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).