State v. Jose Perez-Jungo

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• holding while bloodshot and glassy eyes is not alone sufficient to establish reasonable suspicion of DUI, it supports suspicion of intoxication
• “[T]he length and scope of the initial investigatory detention may be lawfully expanded if there exist objective and specific articulable facts that justify reasonable suspicion that the detained person is, has been, or is about to engage in criminal activity.”

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