Search & Seizure – Consensual Encounter – Man In Parked Car – Drugs In Bag
By Deborah Elkins
Published: August 27, 2008
Police had reasonable articulable suspicion to seize defendant and order him out of his car after he three times failed to comply with a police request not to reach down to the floorboard of his car, parked in a motel parking lot where police recently made other drug busts, and the drugs found in a black bag defendant pulled up from the car floorboard need not be suppressed, the Court of Appeals holds.
Jones v. Commonwealth (Va.Ct.App.) (VLW 008-7-394) (18 pp.)
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