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Try CasePortal for FreeJ. Wood finds that the lower court properly convicted defendant of drug trafficking after police had a K9 search around his car during a traffic stop. The police officer did not unconstitutionally prolong the stop to conduct the dog sniff as he did not have to wait for a colleague to show up with the dog and already had a drug-sniffing dog with him. Affirmed.
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