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Webb v. State

Citations

  • 714 N.E.2d 787
  • 1999 Ind. App. LEXIS 1389
  • 1999 WL 619377

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  • finding no reasonable suspicion where defendant \turned his body away\ and appeared to \put[] something down his pants\ after seeing police officer
  • rejecting the State’s argument that a stop was justified because “the State has imputed to Officer Reddy a new theory for the stop despite Reddy’s own testimony as to why he stopped Webb.”
  • reasonable suspicion not established when defendant who turned away from officer and placed his hands down the front of his pants, was subjected to search for officer safety
  • reasonable suspicion not established when defendant who turned away from officer and placed his hands down the front of his pants, was subjected to search for officer safety

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Judges: Darden, Kirsch, Brook

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