Cullom v. State
Court of Appeals of Alaska
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION
COATS, Judge.
An unarmed security guard for Fred Meyer, Larry Garcia, saw William Cullom conceal a cologne set on his person. The guard followed Cullom to the store exit, and showed Cullom his security identification. The guard took Cullom to the store’s security office, recovered the cologne set, read Cullom his Miranda rights, and then frisked Cullom for weapons. The weapons search is apparently a routine procedure.
During the weapons search, Garcia found a glass vial, a syringe and a spoon in Cul-lom’s sock. He also found a concealed shoe polish kit belonging to Fred Meyer. Garcia…
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