In Berryman we found that the DEA agents did not have reasonable grounds for suspicion even thought the defendant had paid cash for his ticket, arrived from a "source city," walked quickly through the airport, glanced over his shoulder once, and claimed that he had been in Florida concerning a land deal in Alaska.
Summary of this case from United States v. Manchester1983.
In Berryman we found that the DEA agents did not have reasonable grounds for suspicion even thought the defendant had paid cash for his ticket, arrived from a "source city," walked quickly through the airport, glanced over his shoulder once, and claimed that he had been in Florida concerning a land deal in Alaska.
Summary of this case from United States v. ManchesterFull title:UNITED STATES v. BERRYMAN
Court:United States Court of Appeals, First Circuit
Date published: Jan 1, 1983
Even after he had truthfully responded to their questions concerning where he had been and for how long and…
United States v. $84,000 U.S. CurrencyWhen little or no suspicion exists, very little intrusion is tolerable. See United States v. Berryman, 706…