Traffic stop
Do the police have the right to run your plate number and pull you over if you've committed no traffic infraction?
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Read More Answered By: Michael Brandabur |
Re: Traffic stop Yes, if after running the plate number, which is autmatically linked to the registered owner's driver license record and there is a basis for the stop resulting from such information. The officer need only have a reasonable articuable suspicion that criminal activity is afoot in order to proceed with a stop. Thus, if the registered vehicle owner has an outstanding warrant, or suspended license, the officer has a lawful basis to initiate the stop. |
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