McClendon v. State

JOANOS, Judge.

At about 2:30 a.m. on November 14,1982, Officer McDonald, who had stopped his vehicle and was in the process of issuing a citation to a motorist, observed a motorcycle run a red light. McDonald radioed Officer Baxter, who had driven past McDonald a short time before, to “stop the black motorcycle coming from behind you.” Baxter stopped appellant, who was riding the only motorcycle Baxter saw, and then called McDonald to find out why he wanted him to stop the motorcycle. McDonald told Baxter he had seen the motorcycle run the red light and he wanted Baxter to issue a traffic…