State of Indiana v. Robert Owens
Indiana Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION
BRADFORD, Judge.
Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Officer Maurice Shipley observed Appellee-Defen-dant Robert Owens walk out from behind a school late at night in a high-crime neighborhood. As Officer Shipley approached, he saw Owens put something in his mouth and tuck something into the rear of his waistband. Officer Shipley told Owens to put his hands up and then handcuffed him. By this point, Officer Shipley could smell marijuana coming from Owens. When Officer Shipley asked Owens what was going on, Owens admitted that he “just threw a half a blunt in [his] mouth.” Officer Craig…
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