State v. Walshire

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• holding that information provided during cellular telephone call by anonymous citizen informant was sufficiently reliable and provided police officer with reasonable suspicion to conduct Terry stop of defendant’s automobile
• holding that information provided during cellular telephone call by anonymous citizen informant was sufficiently reliable and provided police officer with reasonable suspicion to conduct Terry stop of defendant's automobile
• holding that an anonymous call by a citizen informant that reported a drunk driver constituted reasonable suspicion where an officer verified the vehicle’s description, license number, and general location
• determining that alleged drunk driving presents a serious public hazard that possession of a gun does not
• distinguishing between concealed criminal activity and illegality open to the public while also noting that reasonable suspicion does not necessarily require prediction of future events
• considering whether a tip from a citizen informant was sufficiently reliable to provide reasonable suspicion to justify a stop

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