Illegal alien’s nervousness does not prove guilt

An illegal alien’s suspicious behavior is not enough to convict him of second degree drug trafficking, said the Missouri Court of Appeals for the Western District.Alejandro Franco Amador was convicted of drug trafficking and sentenced to 10 years imprisonment by the Circuit Court of Callaway County, after being arrested during a traffic stop in which ...

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Illegal alien’s nervousness does not prove guilt

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