United States v. Coye Denise Green

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• determining that lack of identification does not automatically create reasonable suspicion of criminal activity, but that it can contribute
• concluding that a consensual encounter became a seizure when, despite the suspect's refusal to consent -3- to a bag search, the police informed the suspect that his bag would be detained until a police dog arrived
• rejecting travelling alone, carrying a small bag, wearing new and baggy clothes, and failing to make eye contact with officer as indicative of criminal activity
• finding on similar facts -4- that \[a] request for information does not turn consensual questioning into an investigatory stop\
• relying on Weaver: “Weaver’s initial consent and the manner in which he withdrew his consent contributed to the officer’s reasonable articulable suspicion.”
• woman, traveling alone and wearing baggy clothing and sunglasses, deplaned from a drug source city, walked hurriedly and purposefully, and looked behind her

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