Washington Supreme Court· 6/4/1987

State v. Wheeler

Citations

737 P.2d 1005
108 Wash. 2d 230
1987 Wash. LEXIS 1068

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holding that under the circumstances of the case, a five- to ten-minute detention did not exceed the scope of a Terry stop
\Frisking and handcuffing defendant for the 2-block ride back to the scene of the burglary was not impermissibly intrusive.\
“[F]risking and handcuffing defendant for the 2-block ride back to the scene of the burglary was not impermissibly intrusive.”
asking routine questions during booking does not constitute unlawful interrogation because such questions rarely elicit an incriminating response
permissible and not excessive under Terry stop to hold burglary suspect, frisk him, handcuff him, place him in patrol car and transport him to scene of crime
permissible and not excessive under Terry stop to hold burglary suspect, frisk him, handcuff him, place him in patrol car and transport him to scene of crime

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Judges: Dolliver, Dore, Brachtenbach, Andersen, Callow, Durham, Utter, Cunningham, Tern, Pearson

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