Court of Appeals of North Carolina· 1/17/2017

State v. Evans

Citations

795 S.E.2d 444
251 N.C. App. 610
2017 N.C. App. LEXIS 18
2017 WL 24773

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holding reasonable suspicion supported by: “(1) defendant[’s vehicle] stopped . . . in a lane of traffic on the roadway; (2) . . . an unknown pedestrian approach[ing] the car and lean[ing] in the window; and (3
deeming an argument abandoned because the appellant did “not set forth any legal argument or citation to authority”
deeming an argument abandoned because the appellant did “not set forth any legal argument or citation to authority”
deeming an argument abandoned because the appellant did “not set forth any legal argument or citation to authority”

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