Gibson v. State

LETTS, Judge.

Appellant Van Gibson pled nolo conten-dere to robbery and appellant Wilcher pled nolo contendere to conspiracy to commit robbery, both reserving the right to appeal denial of a pre-trial motion to suppress, which the state stipulated was dispositive of both cases.

Wilcher and Van Gibson argue that the police officer did not have a reasonable, well-founded suspicion to justify stopping their car. We believe he did, and agree with Judge Mounts’ finding in his Order Denying Suppression:

*697I find that time and location are crucial factors in this case. The direction in which the…