District Court of Appeal of Florida· 8/23/1995

State v. Russell

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659 So. 2d 465
1995 WL 497109

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holding that investigatory stop was justified where defendant was riding a bicycle in a commercial \high burglary\ area at 6 a.m. carrying a sack with squared off items that looked like appliances
holding that investigatory stop was justified where defendant was riding a bicycle in a commercial “high burglary” area at 6 a.m. carrying a sack with squared off items that looked like appliances
\It is well settled that a search incident to an arrest may precede the formal arrest as long as probable cause existed prior to the search.\
officer had well-founded reasonable suspicion to believe defendant observed with sack containing squared-off items appearing to be appliances during surveillance of very sensitive high burglary area had committed an offense
“It is well settled that a search incident to an arrest may precede the formal arrest as long as probable cause existed prior to the search.”
officer had well-founded reasonable suspicion to believe defendant observed with sack containing squared-off items appearing to be appliances during surveillance of very sensitive high burglary area had committed an offense

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Judges: Schwartz, C.J., and Baskin and Cope

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