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To: Sopater
What reason did they have to search the car?

If the driver couldn't produce a rental agreement with him listed as a permissible driver, would that constitute a "reasonable suspicion" that the car was stolen?

I'm not sure I buy into the "It wasn't reported stolen" argument. If the driver had carjacked the vehicle and stuffed the body of the owner in the trunk, there wouldn't be a stolen vehicle report in that case either.

29 posted on 02/01/2018 2:22:35 PM PST by Alberta's Child ("Go ahead, bite the Big Apple ... don't mind the maggots.")
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To: Alberta's Child

A call to the rental firm would probably ascertain who the driver is supposed to be.


44 posted on 02/01/2018 2:27:44 PM PST by HiTech RedNeck (Tryin' hard to win the No-Bull Prize.)
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To: Alberta's Child
That was my thought, too.

LE had a suspicion....that SHE was possibly in trouble....or whatever. For all we know, the driver had a knife by his side.

Did he have cause....I believe so.

163 posted on 02/26/2018 5:35:09 PM PST by Sacajaweau
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