United States v. Alvin Brown

How courts have described this case

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• observing that “[c]ertainly a bank robbery is the type of violent criminal activity from which officers reasonably could infer that a suspect might be armed”
• also noting that \several circuits have held that such statements are so presumptively reliable that they may support a probable cause determination even if uncorroborated.\
• proximity in time of a stop to a report of alleged suspicious activity found to be a valid component of a reasonable suspicion determination
• “Certainly a bank robbery is the type of violent criminal activity from which officers reasonably could infer that the suspect might be armed”
• “[A]n officer may check an individ- ual’s identification in his wallet during a Terry stop.”
• also noting that “several circuits have held that such statements are so presumptively reliable that they may support a probable cause determination even if uncorrobo‐ rated.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).