Court of Appeals of Oregon· 5/29/2002

State v. Walker

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47 P.3d 65
181 Or. App. 548
2002 Ore. App. LEXIS 860

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officers reasonably suspected that the defendant was committing a criminal offense when they observed him walking with two other young people, one of whom was holding a bottle that looked like a beer bottle
officers reasonably suspected that the defendant was committing a criminal offense when they observed him walking with two other young people, one of whom was holding a bottle that looked like a beer bottle
search of defendant’s jacket during a stop was not justified by officer-safety concerns where there was no evidence that “defendant had a weapon, much less that he was likely to use it, or that in any other way defendant posed a threat to [the officer] or anyone else”

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Judges: Landau, Kistler, Brewer

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