¶1 BROWN, J.
In this case, a roadside frisk led to the discovery of drugs without a prescription, providing the justification for the arrest of the defendant driver and a search of his vehicle that uncovered more drugs. The State argued before the trial court that the frisk was valid because there was reasonable suspicion that the driver was carrying drugs or, alternatively, that the driver consented to it. The trial court rejected the State's arguments and suppressed...
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