Court of Appeals of North Carolina· 4/2/2019

State v. Horton

Citations

826 S.E.2d 770
264 N.C. App. 711

Syllabus

Reasonable suspicion Anonymous tip High-crime area

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holding the fact that a defendant was in front of a closed building where there were no other cars present in an area where a business across the street experienced prior break-ins was insufficient to support an officer’s reasonable articulable suspicion
holding the fact that a defendant was in front of a closed building where there were no other cars present in an area where a business across the street experienced prior break-ins was insufficient to support an officer’s reasonable articulable suspicion

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