Supreme Court of Missouri· 11/24/1992

State v. Franklin

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841 S.W.2d 639
1992 WL 308891

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holding that, because there was no evidence that the dispatch relied upon by the officer was supported by reasonable suspicion, the stop of the defendant was invalid
holding that the police officer lacked the requisite reasonable suspicion to make an investigatory stop of respondent’s vehicle and, therefore, the trial court’s granting of the motion to suppress was not in error as alleged by the State
holding evidence from a stop inadmissible when no showing was made that the officer “independently observed behavior” corroborating dispatch information and the record was silent as to its source
noting no rational distinction between stop made in reliance on police radio dispatch or wanted flyer; citing cases
noting no rational distinction between stop made in reliance on police radio dispatch or wanted flyer; citing cases
finding a Terry stop unsupported by reasonable suspicion where the record was silent about the source of information relayed to the arresting officer

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Judges: Covington, Benton, Thomas, Limbaugh, Robertson, Holstein, Price

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