STEVENSON, J.
Police approached Taj Jevon Dixon at the Amtrak train station. Ultimately, Dixon was searched, police found marijuana in his pocket and he was charged with possession. Dixon filed a motion to suppress the drugs, arguing he was stopped in the absence of reasonable suspicion and any subsequent consent to search was not voluntary. The trial court granted the motion to suppress and this appeal by the State followed. We affirm.
On July 27, 2005, narcotics...
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