United States v. Charles W. Richards

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• noting that presence of .22 caliber shells inside a suspect's vehicle supported an officer's reasonable suspicion that the vehicle contained a weapon
• explaining that such a request is “reasonably related to a stop for a traffic violation”
• \[T]he ordinary meaning of the term 'transport'... involv[es] an element of possession and an element of movement.\
• \It is clear ... that the District Court did not abuse its discretion in admitting the evidence .... \

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