U.S. court rules air fresheners not basis to search motorist

Something may not have smelled right about the six air fresheners a motorist had hanging from his rear-view mirror. But that factor - and the motorist's nervousness during a traffic stop - did not rise to the level of suspicion a police officer needed to hold the motorist for a dog sniff of his car, ...

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U.S. court rules air fresheners not basis to search motorist

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