The evidence at the suppression hearing demonstrated that, on the night of October 30, 1992, three plainclothes officers in an unmarked police car stopped at a red light next to a livery cab, and, when they looked into the cab, defendant, the only passenger, began "fidgeting around", looked in the opposite direction, and raised one of his hands. One of the officers also testified to the existence of the "New York City Taxi Cab Check Program," a police department policy permitting...
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