United States v. Jesus Quintero-Felix

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• holding that an officer could have reasonably believed the suspect consented to the extension of the stop when the officer told him he was free to leave, he opened the door to exit, but remained in the vehicle and continued answering the officer’s questions
• explaining officers at a traffic stop \may request that 7 STATE v. DOUGLAS Decision of the Court the driver sit in the patrol car to answer questions\

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