Pfeiffer v. State

OPINION

KELLER, P.J. and PRICE, WOMACK, JOHNSON, KEASLER, HERVEY and ALCALA, JJ., joined.

After the trial judge denied his motion to suppress methamphetamine found during a traffic stop, appellant pled guilty to its possession pursuant to a plea bargain. He then appealed the trial judge’s suppression ruling. The court of appeals reversed, finding that the officer lacked reasonable suspicion to continue to detain appellant until a drug dog was brought to the scene.1 The court also declined to address what it called a “cross-appeal” because the State failed to file its own no*597tice of appeal.2 We…