State v. Gaddy
Court of Appeals of Washington
1Opinion of the CourtBaker, J.
Juliet C. Gaddy was convicted of narcotics possession after police arrested her for driving with a suspended license and discovered cocaine in a search incident to arrest. Because her license status information from the Department of Licensing (DOL) was reasonably reliable, we hold that the officers had probable cause to arrest.
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Juliet Gaddy was stopped by a police officer after she failed to signal a right-hand turn of her automobile. When she was unable to produce a driver’s license, the officer asked for her name and birth date so that he could verify her driver’s status on the mobile data…
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