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Sapp v. State

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  • 592 So. 2d 786
  • 1992 WL 16015

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  • holding officers lacked reasonable suspicion for an investigatory stop when an anonymous caller gave only details of identification and location and officers made no independent observations supporting probable cause to believe any criminal activity was taking place

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Judges: Threadgill

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