· 4/14/2022
Tammy Weekley Angus v. Robert A. Price
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- one of rear passengers bending forward as if to place object under seat in front of him justified officer’s concern for safety
- exit order would be justified by observation of passenger “bending forward as if to place an object under the seat in front of -13- him”
- police officer’s request for license and registration from driver stopped after observing erratic behavior found to be permissible threshold inquiry
- “justifiable threshold inquiry permits limited restraint of the individuals involved as long as their detention is commensurate with the purpose of the stop”
- exit order would be justified by observation of passenger “bending forward as if to place an object under the seat in front of him” during stop for erratic driving
- “no question” that such conduct justifies exit order, even though only conduct observed was one passenger “bending forward as if to place an object under the seat in front of him”
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