Sentence examples for conduct a stop from inspiring English sources

May said that it took 16 minutes for an officer to conduct a stop and search and complete the paperwork.

Nor was it enough for an officer to conduct a stop simply because the officer had observed the person move furtively, Judge Scheindlin said.

Yet during the final week of this fall's campaign, Republicans will conduct a "Stop Jim McGreevey" bus tour through South Jersey, where Mr. McGreevey's polls numbers are weakest.

Officer Serrano explained that his interactions with the public did not always rise to stops, as a matter of law, and so he rarely filled out the UF-250 form, which officers are supposed to fill out each time they conduct a stop.

"If someone is in the middle of a dark street, staring into the car and then when we drive by, they start ripping up garbage bags," the police officer, Michael Noboa, said, "that would give me reasonable suspicion to conduct a stop, question" and possibly frisk.

The latest violence happened when the police were conducting a "stop and search" operation.

Indeed, before conducting a stop, Officer Gonzalez said an officer had to believe "the person has committed a crime, is committing a crime or is about to commit a crime".

For example, if an officer conducted a stop solely because a person was in a high-crime area — without listing a primary reason, like the person "fits a description" of a crime suspect or appeared to be "casing" a store — the stop was considered unjustified.

Last month, the court ruled unanimously, in Florida v. J. L., No. 98-1993, than anonymousous tip that a person was carrying a concealed weapon was not sufficient under the Fourth Amendment to justify the police in conducting a stop and frisk search.

Officers must have the discretion to write or not write a summons, conduct a forcible stop or make an arrest.

The city agreed to create a kind of checklist, which police officers would complete each time they conducted a stop-and-frisk.