Missouri Court of Appeals· 6/12/2007

State v. Roark

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229 S.W.3d 216
2007 Mo. App. LEXIS 845
2007 WL 1673447

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noting the trooper “did not initiate a stop upon observing Roark’s transgressions over the fog line, suggesting that the conduct observed was not sufficiently erratic or dangerous to trigger an immediate stop”
no reasonable suspicion for stop when “passenger-side tires cross the fog line twice, onto the paved shoulder of the highway”
Officer lacked reasonable suspicion to stop and conduct a field sobriety test because the “[State Trooper Douglas] Barklage testified at trial that he saw Roark’s passenger-side tires cross the fog line twice, onto the paved shoulder of the highway . . . .”

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Judges: Ronald R. Holliger

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