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The weaving of a vehicle within its own lane can provide the requisite reasonable suspicion that a police officer needs to conduct an investigatory stop, the Pennsylvania Superior Court has ruled. The opinion affirms a decision denying Christopher Baumgardner's motion to suppress evidence. Baumgardner was found guilty of driving while his operating privilege was suspended due to a previous conviction.
January 26, 2001 at 12:00 AM
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