Justices: Police can’t extend traffic stop awaiting drug dog

The Supreme Court said Tuesday that police may not extend an ordinary traffic stop to seek evidence of crimes unrelated to the offense that prompted officers to pull a vehicle over. The justices voted 6-3 in favor of a driver who was found to have methamphetamine in his car. Dennys Rodriguez was issued a warning for driving ...

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Justices: Police can’t extend traffic stop awaiting drug dog

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