· 9/7/2006
United States v. Abdul R. Muhammad
Citations
- 463 F.3d 115
- 2006 U.S. App. LEXIS 22854
- 2006 WL 2573441
How courts have described this case
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- noting that a suspect’s attempt to flee from an officer “is the consummate act of evasion[,]” a pertinent factor in the reasonable suspicion calculus
- noting that a lack of cooperation alone is insufficient for a Terry frisk, but that in combination with a driver’s suspicious and evasive behavior, and known history of fleeing, justified the Terry frisk of a bag within the driver’s reach
- finding reasonable suspicion and distinguishing J.L. where an anonymous tip was corroborated by evidence of flight
- affirming finding of reasonable suspicion where suspect on bicycle increased speed, tried to pass one patrol car and steer around another
- finding reasonable suspicion and distinguishing J.L. where an anonymous tip was corroborated by evidence of flight
- validating stop because \[t]he officers' personal observation of Muhammad's evasive conduct was the additional factor ... that corroborated the anonymous tip\ of a man carrying a gun
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Judges: Miner, Wesley, Swain
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