United States v. Bradley Raymond Neumann

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• post-Chadwick warrantless search, on the scene, of closed but unsecured Dayton’s Department Store box removed from vehicle after arrest of occupants, held reasonable as either investigative or inventory search, distinguishing Chadwick
• post-Chadwick warrantless search, on the scene, of closed but unsecured Dayton's Department Store box removed from vehicle after arrest of occupants, held reasonable as either investigative or inventory search, distinguishing Chadwick
• both passenger and operator handcuffed and removed from car; search of small box on driver’s side; held: not incident to arrest
• The court upheld an inventory search of a box with a lid which, when removed by the officer, revealed demerol pills
• inventory search permitted because boxes cannot be closed securely
• inventory search permitted because boxes cannot be closed securely

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).