United States v. Allen John Lemos, Jr., A/K/A J. Lance
Court of Appeals for the Tenth Circuit
1ConcurrenceSeth, Senior Circuit Judge
From an examination of the Amtrak records the officer decided from a profile he used that Defendant was a drug courier traveling from Los Angeles. The officer obtained from the records on the train that Defendant occupied a particular compartment. The officer went to its location, saw the Defendant leave it, and when the Defendant returned and entered the compartment, the officer went to the compartment and knocked on the door. Apparently he could not see in nor could the occupant, the Defendant, see out. The officer did not announce his identity, and as would be expected, and as the officer…
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