A stop takes place when a law enforcement officer has reasonable suspicion that criminal activity has taken place or is about to take placeGroup of answer choicesTrueFalse

An officer stops someone suspicious and determines they need further observation and may perform

An officer must have "specific and articulable facts" to support the decision to make a stop, but facts may be "take together with rational inferences means:Group of answer choicesInferences DoctrineTotality of the CircumstancesCausationClear and convincing evidence

The definition of a "reasonable" suspicion in stop-and-frisk situations was established in:Group of answer choicesCalifornia v. GreenwoodMiranda v. ArizonaTerry v. OhioGates v. Illinois

Which of the following are distractions when patrolling in a police vehicle?

Explain what may have caused the following criminal (and deviant) situation. It does not matter which theory you choose, it only matters that you properly explain the suspect's actions using the selected theory.  (3 points)Extra ContentSTEVENS POINT – On Feb. 6, 2022, around 8:30 p.m., a Stevens Point police officer attempted to stop a vehicle that had failed to stop for a stop sign and nearly struck a marked police squad.The suspect vehicle did not stop for the officer and fled in their vehicle and shut off all running lights. Officers did not pursue with lights and sirens but were able to follow the suspect by the suspect’s tire tracks in the fresh snow. Officers located the suspect vehicle several more times and each time the vehicle fled.Finally, the officers located the suspect vehicle hiding behind a business where the officers attempted to make contact with the suspect vehicle as they approached on foot. As they did this the suspect vehicle began to flee again and struck an officer with their driver’s side mirror.Officers pursued the suspect's vehicle and performed a pursuit intervention technique, disabling the vehicle in a snowbank where the suspect was taken into custody without incident.The suspect is identified as 17-year-old "Bob Smith", who is being charged with OWI (drugs), possession of hallucinogenic drugs, battery to Law Enforcement, fleeing an officer, and other traffic violations.