United States v. Cardell Larry, Also Known as Larry Cardell
Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit
1Per curiam
After Omaha, Nebraska police officers received word of 911 calls reporting a drive-by shooting, an officer began to follow a ear matching the description of the vehicle involved in the shooting. The officer stopped the suspect car when its driver, Cardell Larry, exceeded the speed limit. On learning Larry was driving with a suspended license, the officer arrested him. Another officer saw ammunition scattered around inside the car in plain view. The officer searched the car and found three firearms and a quantity of ammunition. At the police station, more ammunition was discovered in Larry’s…
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