State v. Durr

Adams, Judge.

A campus police officer observed Terrence Durr weaving within his lane on a street located within the officer’s campus jurisdiction, but he did not execute a traffic stop until shortly after leaving his jurisdiction. The stop eventually led to an arrest for driving under the influence of alcohol. Durr moved to suppress the fruits of the traffic stop, and the trial court granted the motion on the ground that the officer was not authorized to leave his jurisdiction to make a traffic stop based on only articulable suspicion of a criminal offense. The State appeals that decision.

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