holding that a police officer had reasonable suspicion to initiate a traffic stop because the police officer observed the defendant cut his vehicle sharply in front of the officer's vehicle, weave within his own lane, and turn into a closed establishment without employing his turn signal
Summary of this case from State v. Dalchuk1997.
holding that a police officer had reasonable suspicion to initiate a traffic stop because the police officer observed the defendant cut his vehicle sharply in front of the officer's vehicle, weave within his own lane, and turn into a closed establishment without employing his turn signal
Summary of this case from State v. DalchukFull title:DISMISSALS, SUA SPONTE
Court:Supreme Court of Ohio
Date published: Jan 1, 1997
"In a petition for post-conviction relief, which asserts ineffective assistance of counsel, the petitioner…
State v. DalchukThese facts alone are sufficient for Officer Schmidt to suspect that Appellee violated Ohio's traffic laws.…