United States v. Berend Schaafsma, Jr.

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• finding that a statement implicating the defendant, his presence at a crime scene, and his flight is sufficient for probable cause
• noting that accomplice’s statements during drug buy that he was purchasing the drugs for a “guy” in the parking lot supported probable cause for arrest of individual observed sitting in a car in the lot
• noting that accomplice’s state- ments during drug buy that he was purchasing the drugs for a “guy” in the parking lot supported probable cause for arrest of individual observed sitting in a car in the lot
• “The determination of whether probable cause exists in a given situation involves examining the totality of the circum‐ stances in a common sense manner.”
• flight contributed to probable -4- cause

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).