· 10/1/1996
United States v. Leslie William Pollington, III
Citations
- 98 F.3d 341
- 1996 U.S. App. LEXIS 25538
- 1996 WL 554252
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- detention was justified by the driver’s nervousness, the strong smell of a masking agent, and the use of a motor home to drive from Michigan to Las Vegas
- driver s nervousness, the odor of laundiy detergent known to be commonly used by drug traffickers to mask smell of narcotics, and the use of a gas-guzzling motor home to drive from Michigan to Las Vegas for a brief trip justified detention after traffic stop
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Judges: Wollman, Henley, Hansen
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