United States v. Rashied L. Springs

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• explaining that defendant’s resemblance to suspect in surveillance video was most‐significant factor giving police not only reasonable suspicion but probable cause for arrest
• detective had reasonable suspicion that defendant was involved in robbery because of anonymous tips, photographic record that the car may have been in the parking lot at the time of the robbery, and the detectives’ recognition of defendant’s face from surveillance photographs

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).