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1:06Now PlayingA routine stop quickly escalates when compliant behavior from the driver clashes with resistance from the passengers. Claiming “I know my rights,” the situation ties directly into Arizona v. Johnson, which allows frisking passengers if they’re suspected of being armed and dangerous. The twist? This officer already had history with the driver, who was previously caught with a concealed firearm.
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