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An officer stopped a driver for speeding, checked the driver's license, and issued a written warning. The officer had no facts suggesting drug activity but told the driver to wait an additional eight minutes for a drug dog. The dog arrived, sniffed the car, and alerted.
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The officer violated the Fourth Amendment by prolonging the completed traffic stop for a dog sniff without independent reasonable suspicion. The dog sniff was valid because dog sniffs are never regulated by the Fourth Amendment. The detention was valid because every traffic stop may be extended for a dog sniff for any length of time. The detention was valid because the officer did not search the car before the dog arrived.

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