· 11/26/2019
Samantha Ruiz and Brian Ruiz v. Raul Sosa and Silvia Sosa
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- concluding that odd answers about unusual travel plans contributed to reasonable suspicion
- finding reasonable suspicion to extend stop based on nervousness and odd -9- responses to “routine questions about travel plans”
- “We have previously found reasonable suspicion to detain a vehicle’s occupants in part because of their vague and confusing answers to routine questions about travel plans.”
- “[the Eighth Circuit has] previously found reasonable suspicion to extend a traffic stop in part because of the outwardly puzzling decision to rent a car for a one-way trip at substantial expense.”
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