· 8/8/1975
United States v. Ruben Garza Lara
Citations
- 517 F.2d 209
- 1975 U.S. App. LEXIS 13219
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- determining reasonable suspicion existed for stop approximately two miles from the border in part because the “vehicle was riding low and appeared to be heavily loaded”
- reasonable suspicion existed to search a heavily loaded truck in a sparsely populated area 1 3/4 miles from the Mexican border.
- reasonable suspicion existed to search a heavily loaded truck in a sparsely populated area 1V4 miles from the Mexican border.
- camper riding low, traveling from the Rio Grande on a gravel road
- heavily-loaded camper on gravel road, two miles from Rio Grande
- pick-up truck with camper shell
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Judges: Coleman, Ainsworth, Simpson
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