INMAN, Judge.
When a police officer initiates a traffic stop and, in the course of accomplishing the mission of the stop, develops reasonable suspicion that the driver or passenger is engaged in illegal drug activity, the officer may prolong the stop to investigate that suspicion without violating the passenger's Fourth Amendment rights.
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