Tatum Corp. v. Vinyard

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• holding that there was probable cause to arrest the defendant for disorderly conduct - M3, where, after an altercation on a school bus, the defendant was uncooperative, combative and loud while being escorted away by police, and he attempted to pull away from the officers

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