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U.S. v. Boese

Case No. 02-40152-01-JAR (D. Kan. Feb. 10, 2004)
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U.S. v. Boese

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  1. Marks v. Scafe

    Case No. 03-3029-GTV (D. Kan. Jul. 28, 2004)

    Even if the car were parked legally, Officer Weber could have towed the car as an "abandoned" car, since he was arresting Petitioner. See United States v. Boese, No. 02-40152-01-JAR, 2004 WL 303207, at *3, *4 (D. Kan. Feb. 10, 2004) (citations omitted). The only evidence in the case regarding the location of the car, however, indicates that it was on the roadway because "you can't leave the roadway there on Grove [the street where Petitioner was stopped]."