State v. Lunsford

OPINION

BROCK, Justice.

On April 9, 1980, at approximately 2:00 p.m., Officer Glen Taylor of the Henderson- ville Police Department observed the appel-lee, Terry Lunsford, driving east on highway 31-E in a black Camaro. Earlier that day during his shift meeting Officer Taylor had been advised that appellee was a possible burglary suspect, and was told to be “on the lookout” for him.

When he first saw the appellee, Officer Taylor was sitting in his parked patrol unit; therefore, he radioed another unit in the vicinity “to keep a watch out” for appellee’s vehicle. The order given at the shift…