United States v. David Olon Harrington

How courts have described this case

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• stating that the possibility of a break in the chain of custody goes only to the weight of the evidence
• aiming gun at defendant permissible during investigatory stop where, among other things, defendant matched description of armed bank robber
• \The possibility of a break in the chain of custody goes only to the weight of the evidence\
• use of force during an investigatory stop may be justified by concern for the safety of the officer or others
• prosecution must introduce sufficient 23 proof so that a reasonable juror could find that the evidence is in substantially the same condition as when it was taken into custody
• officer's drawn weapon not a sufficient condition to convert a stop into an arrest

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).