Lockard v. State
Court of Special Appeals of Maryland
1Opinion of the Court
Dwayne Scott Lockard v. State of Maryland, No. 3289, September Term 2018. Opinion by Beachley, J. TERRY FRISK—REASONABLE ARTICULABLE SUSPICION—TOTALITY OF CIRCUMSTANCES—PRESENCE OF A KNIFE—OFFICER’S SUBJECTIVE LACK OF FEAR On the night of July 23, 2018, a Frederick County Deputy stopped a vehicle for following another vehicle too closely. Appellant Dwayne Lockard was the front seat passenger; Jenna Clark was the driver. Shortly thereafter, K-9 officer Corporal Adkins and two other officers arrived on the scene. Because Corporal Adkins prefers vehicles to be unoccupied when he performs canine…
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