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Despite incorrect suspicions, Euclid police traffic stop was proper, Ohio Supreme Court rules
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Despite incorrect suspicions, Euclid police traffic stop was proper, Ohio Supreme Court rules
COLUMBUS, Ohio – A Euclid police officer did not violate a driver’s constitutional rights when the officer stopped a driver suspected of involvement in an armed robbery while also having independent grounds to stop him for a window tint violation, the Ohio Supreme Court ruled.
·Cleveland, United States
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