Court of Appeals of Oregon· 10/22/2003

State v. Jackson

Citations

78 P.3d 584
190 Or. App. 194
2003 Ore. App. LEXIS 1427

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stating that mere “intuition or a generalized fear that the person may pose a threat to the officer’s safety” is insufficient
officer’s prior experience with gang activity in the particular area supported officer’s concerns for safety
pat-down of passenger justified when, inter alia, vehicle “spe[d] off when officers approached,” stop occurred in gang territory, and driver had known gang affiliation
pat-down of passenger justified when, inter alia, vehicle “spe[dj off when officers approached,” stop occurred in gang territory, and driver had known gang affiliation
the appropriate inquiry examines the circumstances as they reasonably appeared to the officer

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Judges: Edmonds, Deits, Schuman

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