· 4/27/2022
State of Iowa v. Chad Dietrick
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- no reasonable suspicion where anonymous tipster stated he looked out window and saw people in van with handguns
- though 911 tip described “kid” with gun, officers’ observations upon arrival dispelled any belief that defendant was minor
- no reason to believe that defendant was too young to possess firearm legally
- no reason to believe that defendant was too young to possess firearm legally
- no reason to believe that defendant was too young to possess firearm legally
- observation in mid-afternoon supported conclusion that reasonable suspicion lacking
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