United States v. Kahli Ubiles

How courts have described this case

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• holding that a “mere allegation that a suspect possesses a firearm, as dangerous as firearms may be, [does not] justify an officer in stopping a suspect absent the reasonable suspicion required by Terry”
• noting that .evidence of gun possession may not, standing alone, be sufficient to create reasonable suspicion
• opining that mere possession of a firearm is not a crime in the Virgin Islands
• opining that mere possession of a firearm is not a crime in the Virgin Islands
• noting that officers had tip from a co-conspirator and had also observed other indicia of criminal behavior
• posing the analogy that possession of a wallet does not suggest possession of counterfeit bills

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